Sentence examples for is only advocated from inspiring English sources
In some countries DXA is only advocated in those with specific risk factors as population screening is not cost effective.
Homeopathy is only advocated for self-limiting conditions, for example it cures a cold in 7 days that would otherwise take a week.
Furthermore, based on the complex biopsychosocial disability profile of the traumatized refugees documented in the present study, the use of psychopharmaca is only advocated as a well-integrated supplement to the multidisciplinary treatment, not as a standalone "quick fix" solution.
Oxfam says farmers in the developing world would be best served by immediate quota cuts for European farmers - something British Sugar is only advocating if it affects other European countries, not Britain - and a managed opening of the European market.
Then, the policies that combined extremism and fantasy were only advocated by Tony Benn inside the party and Militant on its fringes.
Use of NSAIDs was only advocated with extreme caution (76%) or avoided completely (21%).
However, changing existing stavudine based prescriptions was only advocated in case of serious side effects.
The lack of a significant change in past behaviour scores for both these behaviours could also be related to there not being a need to perform them for all patients; a PR exam and administration of enema was only advocated if a patients' bowels had not opened by day three of ICU admission.
(A Bush administration official says Condoleezza Rice was only advocating a transparent and competitive gas market when, last week, she appeared to warn Greece against further co-operation with Gazprom).
He said that at one stage they appeared to be proposing deep cuts in 2010, but that they subsequently changed their tone and by last week were only advocating about £1bn worth of cuts more than Labour.
Over and over again, they claimed that the Sweden Democrats were not a racist party per se; they were only advocating a "restrictive immigration policy". .
