Addressing activists, Mr Clegg said the Lib Dems' role in the coalition government did "not tie its hands" when it came to the next election and it would advocate distinct policies on taxation, spending, housing and employment.
At the time, the federal government said it would advocate a sentence of 12 to 18 months if Vick continued to cooperate with authorities.
"Where are you going to put the scarce tax dollars?" He added: "I would advocate it is the wrong thing to do if you start impacting police".
"If Joe wanted to succeed me, I would advocate it to the highest reaches of Sony," Calley admits.
Its veterinary director, Paula Boyden, said it would "always advocate seeking methods to keep your dog cool, but possibly not in the form of an ice-cream, unless it is a dog-friendly version".
If we all knew, just how destructive our fishing methods are, and could see it, perhaps we would advocate for change.
Dr. Collins said "it would be unfortunate for advocates for aging research to make the case that aging should take away funds from those studying heart disease or diabetes," which are relevant to aging.
The government had argued that Mr. Mohamed possessed a "longstanding commitment to jihad," and that it was likely he "would advocate violence in communications with the outside world, if permitted to do so," the judge noted.
"I would advocate it for any rural hospital – or even any difficult location hospital".
This formula was chosen because it appears, for instance, that Holme (2000) would advocate its use in this case.
But it would mobilize advocates for Global Israel, whom I've described here in the past: entrepreneurs, professionals, military officials, and scholars who fear terror and the surrender of the West Bank intelligence assets they assume keep it at bay, but who fear international isolation more immediately.
