Sentence examples for in which he advocated from inspiring English sources
Recently, after Mass, a general made a speech in which he advocated an extension of Poland's sphere on the Baltic.
His preaching, in which he advocated infant baptism, was attended by large audiences and was sometimes the occasion of riots.
He had previously served 16 years in prison for activities in which he advocated for human rights.
The interview saw renewed interest after the shadow Foreign Secretary gave a widely praised speech on the evening of Wednesday in which he advocated bombing Syria.
In 1981 he published his thesis, Self-Determination and the African-American People, in which he advocated an autonomous black nation in the Black Belt region of the United States.
As part of the event, the then 94-year-old Ferencz delivered a talk titled "Law not War," in which he advocated steps to replace the "rule of force with the rule of law". Watch video.
His influence has grown since he became technology minister in 1978, and he has put forward unusual economic ideas including what he calls a "zig-zag theory" in which he advocates sharp fluctuations in interest rates.
Labor backbencher, Terri Butler, has asked Dutton to review Newman's visa on character grounds, citing passages from his book, Their Blood Cries Out, in which he advocates for the death of abortion doctors.
The swim, which took place north of the Norwegian island of Spitsbergen, constituted the first leg of a tour Mr. Pugh is taking of the Arctic Ocean as part of his role as the United Nations patron of the oceans, in which he advocates on behalf of ocean health.
Yesterday, the Tory MP and party vice-chairman Michael Fabricant published a report titled The Pact, in which he advocates an electoral deal between the Conservatives and Ukip, on the basis of a referendum on Britain's EU membership, and a place in a future Tory cabinet for the Ukip leader Nigel Farage.
That's why I'm giving my always-connected friends a copy of In Praise of Slowness, a terrific book by Carl Honore, a self-professed former "speedaholic," in which he advocates the need for a more measured, balanced existence.
