Sentence examples for firmly advocated from inspiring English sources
While this has been firmly advocated in national policy, Dickinson et al demonstrate that there is little evidence to demonstrate that joint commissioning improves outcomes for services users.
Understand voluminous and defined behavior are often indicators because the concepts must be firmly advocated, and the advocate ready to give an account.
I'm all for coincidence, while David is firmly advocating a more cosmic take.
Palestinian officials still firmly advocate negotiation as the road to achievement, but they warn Israelis not to test their reaction to military threats.
Her swift action upon taking office comes as the newly elected governors of two other southwestern states, Arizona and California, are setting a different tone, firmly advocating greater reliance on clean energy.
Instead, we should be firmly advocating genuine changes that will bring about prosperity.
Some researchers, while firmly advocating the use of solar PV, also suggest other sources of power using agriculture and municipal waste to generate biofuel must be undertaken aggressively [50].
For this reason, we firmly advocate research which integrates the preferences of women and maternity care providers with clinical indications for intervention.
there is a danger in just focusing purely on outcome measures without any kind of interpretation and qualitative information" (HCP 2) It is interesting to note that HCPs working within a CORC and CYP-IAPT adopted NHS Trust noted such concerns, despite these organisations firmly advocating that quantitative measures are intended to complement rather than replace clinical judgement [ 29, 31- 33].
The consensus advocated diplomatic missions abroad and the opening of mines but firmly argued against telegraph and railway construction.
Finally, several very high level GOI officials have firmly stated, when asked directly about their support for Cold Start, that they have never endorsed, supported, or advocated for this doctrine.
