Sentence examples for idea advocated by from inspiring English sources

This idea, advocated by Open Europe, would get rid of thousands of barriers in one fell swoop.

Justice Stein seemed intrigued by an idea, advocated by Mr. Payne, to enlist public interest lawyers in the fight against discriminatory zoning rules.

Instead, many resort to the idea, advocated by the late Stephen Jay Gould, that science and religion are "non-overlapping magisteria" — separate traditions of thinking that need not contradict one another.

It is an idea advocated by Berners-Lee [104].

In order to solve this problem, Gallinger relies on another idea advocated by Reinach: states of affairs are connected to each other, in particular by the connection between grounds (or objective reasons) and consequences.

The vast majority of labors in these cases were absolutely normal, showing the fallacy of the old idea advocated by Mr. Brodhurst concerning parturition as a cause.

But the ideas advocated by Professor Sufi and his academic allies are rapidly entering the mainstream.

Many of his proposals track ideas advocated by Democrats in recent years.

The more far-reaching anti-Islamic ideas advocated by Mr. Wilders are unlikely to be included in any agreement, Mr. Houtman said, though he added that the immigration policy of the last government was already tough.

The retention of the traditional street wall and sidewalk, the inclusion of front door stoops and the enclosed mews areas echoed ideas advocated by Jane Jacobs in her epochal 1961 book, "The Death and Life of Great American Cities".

When Hubbard became dean in 2004, Duggan approached him about the Marshall Plan, and Hubbard told him it resonated with ideas advocated by the late New York congressman Jack Kemp.