Sentence examples for first advocate from inspiring English sources

Which is why acousticians first advocate diplomacy.

To be fair, Mr. Von Essen was the first advocate for an independent inquiry into the response.

The kind, wise and thoughtful god Prometheus (his name literally means forethought) might be considered the first advocate of social justice.

Late last month, the first advocate was assigned to Sierra Leone, where children have not escaped the mutilations visited upon adults by a vicious rebel army that has also dragooned young people into service as soldiers or slaves.

Thomas Jefferson, seeking a way to provide freshwater to ships at sea, was the first advocate of desalination in America, and in the sixties John F. Kennedy strongly supported the idea, saying that desalination "can do more to raise men and women from lives of poverty and desperation than any other scientific advance".

We first advocate that the AUML (Agent Unified Modeling Language) notation, even in its new version, is not precise enough to adequately describe protocols.

At first, advocating free marketry was like pushing ideas uphill.

The Indo-European character of Palaic was first advocated by Assyriologist Emil Forrer in 1922.

The first, advocated by the Colonial Office, stressed a policy of direct control to protect British interests in the Persian Gulf and India.

The National War Labor Board first advocated equal pay for equal work in 1942, and an equal pay act was proposed in 1945.

And yet his goal of universal coverage seems as distant as it was in 1969, when he first advocated it.