Sentence examples for idea espoused by from inspiring English sources

(That's an idea espoused by one K Livingstone, btw).

The idea, espoused by the Tories and others, of letting only English MPs vote on English matters, might in practice produce rival parliamentary majorities, deadlock and chaos.

The idea espoused by Mr. Romney — known as premium support, because the government helps pay premiums — has been around for more than 15 years.

There are measures to improve discipline, too.Extra funding for pupils in failing schools, which can also be taken elsewhere, is another good idea espoused by the report's authors.

But Hillary Clinton may find it harder.Another idea, espoused by Thomas Schaller in his book "Whistling Past Dixie", is for the Democrats to ignore the South and try to build a majority in less reflexively hostile parts of the country.

Re "The System Is Unfair, but It's Fun," Dec. 1: Of all the ridiculous arguments for keeping playoffs out of Division I-A football, the most infuriating has to be the controversy-is-positive idea espoused by Harvey Araton.

The more important question is, How do we delegitimize the ideas espoused by that sheik and bin Laden, who kept invoking Allah while discussing a mass murder?

Britain's Houston Stewart Chamberlain preached Aryan racism, and many of the anti-Semitic ideas espoused by Carl Lueger's Christian Social Party and Georg von Schönerer's Pan-German movement in Austria were later adopted by Hitler.

Duke, a former KKK Grand Wizard, has long connected his message of white supremacy to ideas espoused by the president.

However one of the more notably apparent ideas espoused by the project that survived —and flourished— after it was the emancipation of sound and music from each other.

The ideas espoused by the Tea Party about limited small government and lower taxes were once heard mostly at think tanks and campaign rallies.