Sentence examples for general advocated from inspiring English sources

●In Indiana, the state's inspector general advocated slashing the subsidy for horse racing.

Pinning his faith in the ability of the Soviet Union to establish a viable political system without waiting for the support hitherto expected from worldwide revolution, the Secretary General advocated a policy of "Socialism in one country"; this was popular with the hardheaded party managers whom he was promoting to influential positions in the middle hierarchy.

And he praised Ms. Kagan's stance on a case as solicitor general, advocating limits on the habeas corpus rights of military detainees.

But in general, advocates of abortion rights say it is far easier to talk about emergency contraception than it is to talk about RU-486 or abortion.

Dr. Koppelman said he would not reply directly to Mr. Alexander's criticisms but added that Vision Long Island in general advocates few policies the planning board has not been advocating for decades.

Thus, all over the country attorneys general, advocates and doctors contend that tens of millions of dollars were intentionally spent by pharmaceutical companies to downplay addiction concerns, market exaggerated benefits of opioids, and lobby doctors to prescribe more.

The General Advocate Meyers made the indictment, analyzing the legislation of 1918 on the illegal art of healing, claiming that it was not what Antoine did.

When his administration began moving families into D.C. General, advocates were told the building would be used only on a short-term basis.

Moderates, such as Zhao Ziyang Hu Yaobangg's successor as party general secretary), advocated negotiating with the demonstrators and offering concessions.

Mr. Mitzna is a former general who advocates immediate negotiations with the Palestinians, without conditions, and a unilateral Israeli withdrawal of soldiers and settlers from the Gaza Strip.

In general, we advocate a greater use of online supplementary materials to provide raw data emerging from studies, in order to aid future analyses of vital rate distributions.