Sentence examples for explicitly advocated from inspiring English sources

Recent missions of the Fund to Tanzania and Mozambique have explicitly advocated fiscal stimuli.

It has been fanned by Mr. Chen, the leader of the Democratic Progressive Party, which once explicitly advocated independence.

l) The famous French architect and town planner Le Corbusier explicitly advocated the use of the golden ratio in architecture.

Another leadership candidate, Andy Burnham, has more explicitly advocated handing control over all schools admissions back to local education authorities as part of a reform process that would see the eventual phasing out of academies and free schools.

Only one Dutch political party has explicitly advocated looser ECB monetary policy: the far-left Socialists, who are also the party with the strongest grass-roots connections to the labour unions.

Mary Midgley Newcastle upon Tyne A huge thank-you to Giles Fraser for his thoughts on Professor Dawkins and eugenics – a beautifully written condemnation of the destructive assumption, rarely explicitly advocated but often used as a basis for decision and opinion, that eugenics is good and solves problems.

These so-called 527 groups are also barred under federal law from explicitly advocating the election or defeat of a candidate.

They can run television advertisements and conduct telephone campaigns as long as they do not explicitly advocate the election or defeat of a candidate.

Marc Caputo, of Politico, assailed Ramos's open support for immigration reform, tweeting, "This is bias: taking the news personally, explicitly advocating an agenda".

At a meeting in the Roosevelt Room on March 15 , 2009 Summers queried Geithner's plan but held back from explicitly advocating nationalization.

At the other extreme, 13 percent explicitly advocate creationism, and spend at least an hour of class time presenting it in a positive light.