Sentence examples for position advocated from inspiring English sources

To accept the position advocated by the government would be to undermine the supremacy of the UN charter.

But in expressing concern that the low unemployment rate could ignite inflation, the statement recognized a position advocated by a number of other Fed officials, including Laurence H. Meyer, a Fed governor.

His handlers do, however, seem to be following one page from Thomas's successful survival playbook: When accused, take the position advocated by an aide to former South Carolina Senator Strom Thurmond, who was one of Thomas's chief sponsors.

The principal defense for keeping the proceedings of government private the position advocated by those Bentham called "the partisans of mystery"—was that the people are too ignorant to judge their rulers.

That was the position advocated by Dr. Emanuel in a paper he published in The Journal of the American Medical Association in November 2008, just as Mr. Obama was being elected.

It mostly concerns his dislike of a brief that she wrote under Doar's direction to advance a position advocated by Rodino — which would have denied Nixon the right to counsel as the committee investigated whether to recommend impeachment.

The NDP occupies a left-of-centre position, advocating an extension of the welfare state.

Japanese officials said that the official position advocating a peaceful resolution of the Taiwan issue has not changed.

Fortunately Mr. Elkind's position advocating such limits on our First Amendment was finally laid to rest in New York Times v. Sullivan.

Frustrated by the speaker's position, advocates issued an ultimatum: Unless Ms. Quinn agreed to apply the requirement to businesses with as few as 20 workers, the talks would be off.

If the court ruling eliminates Mr. Dunlap's position, advocates for inmates say, momentum may be lost in other areas, including reducing use of solitary confinement and ending abuse among employees and inmates.