Sentence examples for explicitly advocating from inspiring English sources

The group is not explicitly advocating tactical voting but will aim to win swing voters away from the Conservatives.

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

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

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

Moreover, some further browsing reveals that courts have ruled that even explicitly advocating violence is not illegal unless the advocacy is for "immediate and illegal" action.

Wong told ABC Demosisto was not explicitly advocating independence for Hong Kong but was pushing for self-determination after 2047 when the "one country, two systems" framework under which it has been governed since handover in 1997 expires.

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

Most explicitly advocated for a particular political party, religious persuasion or moral reform.

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.

Note that we do not mean to suggest that Anderson and Lebiere explicitly advocate the development of approximate accounts.