Sentence examples for has explicitly advocated from inspiring English sources

Only one Dutch political party has explicitly advocated looser ECB monetary policy: the far-left Socialists, who are also the party with the strongest grass-roots connections to the labour unions.

Recent missions of the Fund to Tanzania and Mozambique have explicitly advocated fiscal stimuli.

Joe Markley, a Tea Party activists and Republican candidate for state Senate in Southington who hosted the April event, told the Huffington Post he couldn't recall whether McMahon had explicitly advocating for the dismantling of the Department of Education.

Another leadership candidate, Andy Burnham, has more explicitly advocated handing control over all schools admissions back to local education authorities as part of a reform process that would see the eventual phasing out of academies and free schools.

Finally, the TPP has been explicitly advocated by the Mexican government to safeguard the position of Mexico in the US market.

What's more, consumer advocates said, Feinerman has explicitly declared that Corinthian violated the law -- a big change from past cases in which government authorities have sued for-profit schools, only to settle the charges and allow schools to either deny or avoid the question of whether they engaged in wrongdoing.

Rather, Lewis simply pointed out that politicians do not have to explicitly advocate violence in order to sow "the seeds of hatred and division".

Mr Sarkozy has explicitly ruled this out.

The National Front has explicitly made the connection".

Roberts has explicitly embraced Marshall's vision.

It has been fanned by Mr. Chen, the leader of the Democratic Progressive Party, which once explicitly advocated independence.