Sentence examples for had advocated that from inspiring English sources
I had advocated that the N.C.A.A. impose the death penalty on Penn State, and that didn't happen.
Mr. Tusk had advocated that course, and the report presents him with the delicate task of sustaining it without alienating Polish voters.
He added that when the Playoff was being formulated four years ago, he had advocated that it comprise the four best conference champions.
Newman had been due to start a 10-day speaking tour of Australia on Thursday, but his visa was cancelled on Tuesday, before he flew out of the US, after it emerged that Newman had advocated that abortion doctors in the US be tried as murderers, potentially opening them up to execution.
And I had advocated that they do nothing and after a couple of years of study and thousands of hours of hearing, they did literally nothing.
Dow (1994) had advocated that one of the possible reasons for this was poor knowledge about genetic risks of breast cancer at the time of the study.
Gastroenterology specialty societies have advocated that providers routinely assess their performance on colonoscopy quality measures.
Clinical guidelines for lowering CVD risk have advocated that low density lipoprotein-cholesterol (LDL-C) must be reduced.
Our association has advocated that priority for salmonella testing should be at the slaughterhouse, where salmonella can best be controlled and, if found, traced back to its source.
Several authors have advocated that long clinical history of pain and chronic pressure due to large-size HNP could cause bone erosion [16, 17, 18, 19, 20].
