Sentence examples for heavily advocated from inspiring English sources

"It's better than what we have now," Mr. Bloomberg said, without explaining why or acknowledging that his administration had written the existing law and heavily advocated for it.

On Sunday here in Iraq, six crowded churches were bombed and the civil boycotting of Danish products, heavily advocated by mosques, is now spreading throughout the Middle East.

Heavily advocated by the OECD, ALMPs are of growing interest and relevance due to increasing unemployment also for transition and developing countries.

Fire prevention was also heavily advocated through public education campaigns such as Smokey the Bear.

La Prensa and one of its rivals, La Argentina, heavily advocated a third ship; the latter even started a petition to raise money for a new battleship.

And yet, federally-funded abstinence programs have been heavily advocated and enforced for the last thirty years, and there is not a shred of evidence to support their efficacy.

Most of the companies at the conference advocated heavily for formal and informal mentoring within their corporations.

According to New Line production chief Toby Emmerich, Michael Bay advocated heavily for Bayer's hiring, as Bay, Bayer, and director David Fincher came up as commercial directors together.

They heavily outnumber books advocating or celebrating globalisation.

In Syria, Abdelhamid, who became known as Abu Omar Soussi or Abu Umar al-Baljiki, appeared frequently in Isis propaganda where he was pictured heavily armed and advocating violence.

But he also advocates heavily for the military community.