Sentence examples for having advocated from inspiring English sources

So too are Manet and Degas, but only passing references to van Gogh and Cézanne, Baudelaire not having advocated them.

Some business leaders who supported earlier pro-European initiatives have been compromised by having advocated British membership in the now struggling euro.

Having advocated withdrawal from the EEC, as it then was, in 1983, the Labour movement reversed its position in the late 1980s.

Last year Angola lopped six noughts off its currency and the head of Congo's central bank was arrested for sedition, having advocated a sound monetary policy.

The process began last summer, with the publication of Hard Choices, Clinton's memoir of her State Department years, in which she describes the "difficult position" of having advocated for doing more to help the Syrian rebellion – only to be overruled.

"But in America this is a more sensitive issue and no senator wants to be in the position of having advocated for his release only to find him turn up in a conflict zone".

Some had advocated returning to the park.

Senator John McCain has advocated this strongly.

Many Democrats have advocated arms control.

Cellular phone companies have advocated government financing.

Ky have advocated it & here, Pres.