Sentence examples for routinely advocate from inspiring English sources

And while my suggestion may seem like heresy to those financial advisers who routinely advocate a cap of 10 or 15percentt on investors' foreign exposure, at root it simply suggests using some common sense: An investor should be able to justify the geographical diversification of his or her stock portfolio.

We routinely advocate for many of the same issues and carry the voices of their partners.

Raëlians routinely advocate sex-positive feminism and genetically modified food.

Raëlians routinely advocate sex-positive feminism and genetically modified food and actively protest against wars in addition to the Catholic Church.

Prosecutors should routinely advocate for an assessment of an individual's ability to pay before fines and fees are levied, refuse to prosecute non-payment except in cases of clearly willful refusal, and ensure that defendants have representation whenever decisions could result in incarceration.

Based on these findings, we do not routinely advocate reaming through the medial wall as long as the cup is well engaged between the cranial and caudal acetabular margins, regardless of DAR bone stock.

The guidelines admit that "while routinely advocating condom use for oral sex is unrealistic, oral sex should not be promoted as risk-free".

It's the idea routinely advocated by conservationists that establishing and managing protected areas for the benefit of one surrogate species — from gorillas to grizzly bears — will also indirectly benefit a host of other, less charismatic species sharing the same habitat.

The IMF also routinely advocates increasing taxes, which is like telling famine victims to go on a diet.

The literature reflects on such techniques with short-term outcomes, and regular long-term follow-up for these patients is routinely advocated.

Former Vegan.com blogger, Erik Marcus, who routinely advocated for pragmatic, non-perfectionist approaches to veganism and vegan activism that work in the real world.