Sentence examples for proponent of action from inspiring English sources

Trudeau has emerged as a vocal proponent of action on climate change and found significant common ground on the issue with Barack Obama.

Schwarzenegger, a Republican, and internationally known as a star in films such as Terminator, was a strong proponent of action on air pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions, while in office.

"I believe there will be strong support for Congressional approval for the president to take whatever action necessary for regime change in Iraq," said Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, who is a proponent of action against Mr. Hussein.

Instead of couching the problem in the anodyne language of software, proponents of action began to describe in concrete and frightening terms how the bug could alter modern life.

But the plan also has faced some criticism from proponents of action to address global warming, including some who have called for a greater focus on exporting renewable energy technology to developing countries and others who have argued that the problem can be addressed more cost-effectively through market-based mechanisms.

Steyer spent more than $74 million this election cycle in an effort to elect proponents of action on climate change.

In the aftermath of the vote there's no clear path forward for proponents of action needed to avoid the deadliest impacts of climate change.

(1) Invite the participation of affected Federal, State, and local agencies, any affected Indian tribe, the proponent of the action, and other interested persons (including those who might not be in accord with the action on environmental grounds), unless there is a limited exception under § 1507.3 c).

The conference was an early proponent of affirmative action to redress wrongs done to blacks.

In the Times, Reverend James Lawson, a leading proponent of nonviolent action in the movement, reacted with disbelief and disappointment: "If this is true, then Ernie abused our friendship".

Even Dr Mahathir, once a fierce proponent of affirmative action, argues that his fellow Malays are becoming too accustomed to leg-ups and hand-outs.