Sentence examples for may advocate from inspiring English sources

Iran might be similarly patient, a course Mr Rohani may advocate.

Some may advocate taking short-term gains; indeed, after all these years, the chance to make limited although important reforms may seem tempting.

They may advocate tax cuts when the economy is down, alleging that this will perk it up; but they also advocate tax cuts during booms.

As for those "hostile forces" who question the party's right to a monopoly on power, they are "terrorists", however mildly they may advocate change.

The show's de facto theme song may advocate "be the hero" of your own life, but somehow "Big Fish" turns everyone into a local-color extra.

Hagel's nomination is opposed by some on the right because he is seen as insufficiently conservative on defense issues and by some supporters of Israel who worry that he may advocate a reëxamination of our strategy in that arena.

Throughout the 1970s May advocated for environmental issues, gaining particular attention for her attempts to stop the spraying of pesticides over forests in Nova Scotia.

We propose the presence of a strong correlation between aberrant methylation of BRCA1 promoter in WBC, regardless of its presence or absence in breast tissue, and breast cancer-related molecular changes, which may advocates the risk for developing breast cancer.

That means in addition to being able to receive unlimited donations, it may explicitly advocate for Mr. Schundler and against Mr. Franks.

They may actually advocate for you.

If elected, Romney-Ryan would maintain DOMA and may even advocate a federal constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.