Sentence examples for guidelines which espouse from inspiring English sources

Its report calls on companies to adhere to the Global Compact's CEO Water Mandate guidelines, which espouse principles such as inclusiveness, respect for government's public mandate and transparency.

Such calls are usually supported by governments which espouse unsuccessful policies.

He runs a decent art college and a worthy foundation, which espouse his range of interests.

The educational design is underpinned by constructivist theories of learning which espouse the benefits of experiential learning in facilitating effective student learning.

This is at variance with principles of TCM, which espouse individualized selection of acupoints, and may in fact have dampened the effects of acupuncture.

That is a legacy of communism, which espoused gender equality, training women as technicians and engineers, Ms. Larios said.

(Mr. Galletto belonged to Julio Bocca's Ballet Argentino, which espoused a similarly eclectic approach).

In pictures posted online with a "manifesto" which espoused racial hatred, he was pictured with a Confederate battle flag.

Residents reported seeing its black flag flying, and said fighters from the group, which espouses an Islamist philosophy, were on the streets to prevent looting.

It would be hard, though perhaps not impossible, for any party to work with the MHP, which espouses disturbingly nationalist views.

The task force published "Excellence and Equity: Education and the Public Dimension of Museums," which espoused the need to serve diverse communities.