Sentence examples for formally espoused from inspiring English sources

Although Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, formally espoused the notion of the two-state solution for the first time in mid-2009, Mr Obama failed to prod him into actually working for it.

The institution (nomothetic dimension) consists of formally espoused roles, role expectations/norms and incentives (and sanctions) [ 28].

We did not aim nor try to explore the historical or political reasons that have resulted in both the formally espoused roles of COs and how these are defined by the realities of practice within health systems.

China's leaders were rattled by the election of Mr. Chen, whose Democratic Progressive Party formally espouses independence.

President Chen, whose party formally espouses an independent Taiwan, has refused to accept the "one China" principle.

This strengthens the hypothesis that although the small enterprises could be exposed to deliberate strategies where formality of strategic management is espoused, they do not plan formally, and for those that plan, only a few follow these plans.

Shlomo so strongly espoused".

In 2002 the report espoused democracy.

This idea is also espoused by Google.

"They've already espoused those causes.

Du Bois espoused a classical education.