Sentence examples for the position advocated from inspiring English sources

To accept the position advocated by the government would be to undermine the supremacy of the UN charter.

His handlers do, however, seem to be following one page from Thomas's successful survival playbook: When accused, take the position advocated by an aide to former South Carolina Senator Strom Thurmond, who was one of Thomas's chief sponsors.

That was the position advocated by Dr. Emanuel in a paper he published in The Journal of the American Medical Association in November 2008, just as Mr. Obama was being elected.

The principal defense for keeping the proceedings of government private — the position advocated by those Bentham called "the partisans of mystery" — was that the people are too ignorant to judge their rulers.

"John McCain's top foreign policy adviser lobbied for, and has a vested interest in, the Republic of Georgia, and McCain has mirrored the position advocated by the government," said Hari Sevugan, a spokesman for the Obama campaign, who added that the "appearance of a conflict of interest" was a consequence of McCain's close ties to lobbyists.

Regardless of Judge Simeone's efforts to remain impartial, his conduct "violated his duty to avoid impropriety and the appearance of impropriety," the report said, "and each time he favored the position advocated by the facility's director, he raised a suspicion that his ruling was influenced by personal considerations".

But in an effort to mute differences over this touchy issue, the platform writers agreed to include a mention of some of the positions advocated by Republicans who favor abortion rights.

The October Time magazine poll asked respondents if they agreed with the positions advocated by Occupy Wall Street and discovered extraordinary concurrence.

Some of the positions advocated by some people in the debate would not certainly work in Africa, and some of the things that we would be saying in Africa would not certainly be the answers that other areas of the church would be advocating or find appropriate in their area.

In 1964, the ideological position advocated by Barry Goldwater was nearly beyond the realm of the G.O.P. imagination; by 1980, Goldwater Republicanism was Reagan Republicanism Newt Gingrichh's 1994 Contract with America was well to the right of Reagan; and, in 2012, Mitt Romney ran to the right of the breakdown lane.

The ethical position advocated by Judge Wilhelm in "Equilibrium Between the Aesthetic and the Ethical in the Composition of Personality" (Either-Or II) is a peculiar mix of cognitivism and noncognitivism.