Sentence examples for historically advocated from inspiring English sources

TAIWAN just elected a president who has historically advocated independence for his island nation.

"The leading candidate is someone who has historically advocated a government takeover of the health care system.

The historically advocated link between ASC and language led us to expect relatively strong phenotypic and etiological associations.

But what role do unions, historically advocates for the well-being of workers, play in promoting employee happiness?

Historically, clinicians advocated a rather draconian approach to interventions, instructing those holding the intervention to begin by asking the identified patient to be quiet and simply listen.

Historically, early osteotomy was advocated to hasten the correction of the bow [4, 6, 14].

"Historically, what they advocate is a nondescript position devoid of any values, including principles in Scripture," he said.

The so-called "Early Music Movement", which advocates historically accurate performances of Baroque and early works, promoted two major productions of Agrippina in 1985 and 1991 respectively.

Historically, the saccharine test was advocated as a screening test for PCD.

Historically opsin genes have been advocated as phylogenetic markers, due to the amount of information we possess about their molecular evolution relative to other nuclear genes, and the wealth of cloned sequences available for a wide array of organisms [ 7].

This is historically ignorant (or duplicitous), because Madison advocated giving Congress had the power to overturn state laws.