Sentence examples for formally advocated from inspiring English sources

In 1977, President Carter formally advocated legalizing marijuana in amounts up to an ounce.

Before adoption of HR-HPV RNAscope into clinical practice could be formally advocated, this test requires mandatory approval as an in vitro diagnostic device; however, the impending application and availability of HR-HPV RNAscope to a widely available automated staining platform (Ventana Medical Systems Inc).

Mr. Chen's party formally advocates an independent Taiwan.

China refuses to deal with him because his party formally advocates an independent Taiwan.

Mr. Chen, whose party formally advocates an independent Taiwan, has been treated by China's leaders as little more than an unpleasant interregnum.

Not until 2007 did the American Medical Association adopt a policy formally advocating closer ties between human and veterinary medicine.

Formally, Moscow advocates "special status" for the occupied regions of eastern Ukraine, a pro-Russian enclave within a united Ukraine.

Moreover, the hypocrisy would be particularly glaring if the U.S., a government formally committed to the expansion of democracy, advocated the ouster of a democratically elected government (rather as in Ukraine, though that was more by street revolution than coup).

In 90's Clinton administration, the formally articulated doctrine of "engagement and enlargement" advocated integrating potential threats like Russia and China in an effort to deepen and broaden "the world's free community of market economies".

In some countries, the potential role of MSs in the prevention of STIs/HIV has been recognized and advocated at the policy level in order to formally acknowledge and effectively materialize their contribution to STI/HIV prevention and control.

In the design of randomised trials in rare cancers, a Bayesian approach has been advocated, which allows for external and subjective information to be formally incorporated.