Sentence examples for it has advocated from inspiring English sources

It has acknowledged global warming; it has advocated for a carbon tax.

It has advocated measures to address some of the region's problems — such as the gridlocked transportation network — that Amazon's arrival could aggravate.

And, most significantly perhaps for the overall direction of a Cameron government, it has advocated the free market as the answer to nearly everything, even now.

It has advocated that governments maintain low interest rates and embark on fiscal stimulus where necessary to maintain growth and prevent deflation.

And, even as the Obama Administration tries to check the spread of weapons, it has advocated modernizing the American arsenal — at a potential cost of a trillion dollars over thirty years.

Some of Mr. Bush's Democratic opponents are beginning to view the forthcoming budget as another example of how this administration regularly repackages positions it has advocated all along to take advantage of changing circumstances.

The board, whose former chairwoman was quoted as saying it had advocated some increased commercial development, dates from 1974, not 1983.

When the German-Soviet nonaggression pact was signed in 1939, before the invasion of Poland by both powers, Russia abandoned the Popular Front line it had advocated, not to return until the German invasion of 1941.

The Met said that though it had advocated remanding people in custody it did not amount to a policy of not issuing cautions or denying people bail without reasonable cause.

The FBI was working with them to assess potential terrorist threats posed by Occupy Houston and determine whether it had advocated overthrowing the US government.

I've done research on it, I've written about it, I've advocated for these families.