Sentence examples for sides advocated from inspiring English sources

Thus, the main differences between the Underground State and the communists, in terms of politics, were not rooted in radical economic and social reforms, which both sides advocated, but rather in their divergent positions on such issues as national sovereignty, borders, and Polish-Soviet relations.

The sides advocating for unionization of students involved in those sports and those opposing such a move both have some legitimate points.

One side advocates a project purportedly for the betterment of the entire community.

Several Nobel laureates -- led by Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa, Jody Williams, Sir Joseph Rotblat, Betty Williams, Rigoberta Menchú Tum and Mairead Maguire -- have thrown the weight of their names to the environmental side, advocating the report's complete adoption, including its proposed phaseout of oil and coal projects, in a letter to the World Bank in February.

Due to the relatively recent involvement of local governments in health and a lack of evidence on what works and what does not, discussions on devolution become divisive debates where the arguments of both sides, advocates and opponents, are often equally unfounded.

After deep investigations, it has been found that there are strong complementarities between axiomatic design and DSM, and integration of both sides is advocated for better-quality design.

Mr. Nevius dismissed the idea that his columns were a deciding factor with sit/lie, joking that he was sure some people voted against whatever side he advocated.

Harrison took his party's side and advocated for generous pensions for veterans and their widows.

And both sides are advocating levels of government intervention that leave Abbott and Joe Hockey's "end of the age of industry entitlement" looking like a different era.

But whatever side advocates take, chances are that most of the research they cite has been influenced in some way by E. Mavis Hetherington.

On one side, advocates of minimal government invoke Smith's invisible hand to argue that we could make the economy more efficient by pushing government aside and letting markets work their magic.