Sentence examples for once advocated from inspiring English sources

Moreover, voters seem to embrace values Republicans once advocated.

He once advocated a common citizenship for the British Empire and the United States.

Jean Cocteau once advocated a kind of art he termed a "rehabilitation of the commonplace".

He thought he was implementing ideas of free love once advocated by Wollstonecraft and Godwin.

Police chiefs themselves once advocated for positive discrimination, only to be rebuffed by the government.

For doctors who performed late-term abortions, he once advocated death by suction of the brain.

To be sure Wilhelm was antisemitic: he once advocated employing gas in a pogrom.

Turnbull once advocated for binding shareholder votes on executive pay, something the UK has in place.

That, of course, is the most expensive and least effective way of providing care, as someone who once advocated universal care has reason to know.

Mr. Nusseibeh once advocated Palestinian voting, backing an Arab newspaper publisher who ran for mayor in 1987 but withdrew after his cars were burned and his home vandalized.

He scotches, for example, the often repeated claim that Russell once advocated a pre-emptive nuclear strike against the Soviet Union.