The result, they confidently declare, militates for a lurch to the right.
He wants, in effect, show business without show and without business; he militates for a literature that, rather than arising from experience and inspiration, is constructed according to correct principles of theoretical analysis.
However, pupils anxious that poorer results may hinder their future chances in the job market are urged to heed the lyrics to The Specials' Rat Race, which militates for a more casual attitude towards exams and school qualifications in general.
The premise of the question is that the condition of the Iraqi security forces is itself a scandal, and such bad news militates for withdrawal.
The regressive nature of meaningful fiscal reform -- including the likely introduction of a broad-based consumption tax -- militates for compensatory policy.
"The recent allegations of FBI misconduct in the shooting death of one of the protesters militates for public access to much, if not all, of the discovery material," Kohlmetz wrote in a filing.
Nonetheless, the 10-fold molar excess of cortisol over corticosterone in human blood militates for its predominant role in hypothalamic pituitary adrenal (HPA) axis feedback [217].
