Sentence examples similar to powerfully advocate from inspiring English sources
It was also powerfully advocated by Alan Milburn in his speech on the future of New Labour last month.
If disadvantage were defined as above, admissions authorities might be led in the direction of ability banding, favoured in the code, and powerfully advocated in a recent report from the Institute of Public Policy Research IPPRR).
I hope nothing I've written leads anyone to think that I'm suggesting anything different from what Ms. St. Clair was so powerfully advocating.
Their continuing activism, Taubman writes, "has induced sitting presidents and foreign ministers to embrace ideas not long ago ridiculed as radical and reckless," and has "powerfully influenced Obama," who advocates a world without nuclear weapons.
We're advocating as powerfully as we can".
The book has powerfully influenced the development of antigovernment ideology; Ryan, for example, has also advocated the privatization of Medicare.
We also argue that the published evidence does not provide a basis for advocates' claims that the project "has been shown to work powerfully" and is "enormously successful".
1) How metaphor powerfully shapes the beliefs we hold about the Internet - and is used by advocates seeking to shape the beliefs of others.
Advocates for racial and gender equality learned to hone their strategies even more powerfully during eras of outright discrimination by meticulously researching when to ask for incremental improvements, when to demand a sea change in legal treatment, and when to stand down entirely.
Invigorated by nascent feminism as powerfully as she was smitten by Frank, Mamah also succumbed to the gravitational pull of Ellen Key, a Swedish advocate of true love's ability to trump quotidian obligation.
