Sentence examples for proponents would be from inspiring English sources
Rudy Giuliani said he "cannot support the creation of yet another unaccountable international bureaucracy that might infringe on American sovereignty and curtail America's freedoms," and Fred Thompson roused himself long enough to announce that "the efforts of treaty proponents would be better spent reforming an ineffective, unaccountable and corrupt United Nations".
William Kristol, the founder of The Weekly Standard, predicted, in 2003, that the Iraq War's proponents would be "vindicated" by the discovery of weapons of mass destruction, and argued just two years ago that "we were right to fight in Iraq".
William Kristol, the founder of The Weekly Standard, predicted, in 2003, that the Iraq War's proponents would be "vindicated" by the discovery of weapons of mass destruction, and argued just two years ago that "we were right to fight in Iraq". More recently, he has taken Trump to task for everything from his troubling ties to Russia to his mishandling of North Korea.
And yet how many Intelligent Design proponents would be content to have polytheistic creation accounts taught alongside their monotheistic accounts as plausible alternatives to evolution?
Given B.o.B.'s previous advice to keep shooters in the game, science proponents would be unwise to take Neil deGrasse Tyson off the court.
But proponents would be under no obligation to heed recommendations from the public or the Legislature.
But for proponents, it would be unthinkable to treat these acts like other crimes.
The benefits, proponents say, would be more flexible and secure networks that are less likely to suffer from congestion.
Eliminating two to six teams, some proponents believe, would be ideal, creating a higher quality of baseball as well as lower salaries.
Debt issued and backed by all 17 members of the euro zone, euro bond proponents say, would be regarded as ultrasafe by investors and could rival the market for United States Treasury securities.
The City Council yesterday approved lead-paint legislation that proponents say would be among the most stringent in the country, disregarding a likely veto from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and strong opposition from landlords and advocates for low-income housing.
