Sentence examples for many have advocated from inspiring English sources

The outcome for G.M. may still be bankruptcy, a plan that many have advocated.

Far from weakening the "executive presidency", as many have advocated, the reforms would in effect give Mr Rajapaksa some prime-ministerial trappings as well.

There certainly should be an experimental exception to patent law, and many have advocated an exception for research, academic or experimental purposes.

There is no gain to the government if it replaces pensions with 401(k) accounts as many have advocated and some governments have done.

As an alternative, many have advocated using the Fed's regulatory powers to try to slow credit flows that are feeding bubbles.

For these reasons, many have advocated data sharing to enhance the scientific value of trial data.

Reformers have denigrated public-school teachers in many ways — the governor of Wisconsin, Scott Walker, and other governors have successfully attacked collective bargaining, and many reformers have advocated abolishing or limiting teacher tenure.

Many Democrats have advocated arms control.

Many economists have advocated such a plan, and even some of the most stalwart anti-tax Republicans, such as Grover Norquist, have expressed support for it.

Opponents saw the bill as fraught with logistical and security problems and as a prelude to allowing same-day registration for everyone, which many Democrats have advocated.

But, it says, beneficiaries want Congress to fix what they see as problems in the law, not repeal it as many Democrats have advocated.