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The evangelical leaders did not specify how long a path they would advocate.

The workers' union threatened to strike last October, but agreed to back down after City Council members and other political leaders said they would advocate for the union.

The conservative pundit Larry Kudlow recently attacked the Republican candidates for failing, in their most recent debate, to explain what spending cuts they would advocate to accompany the tax cuts they propose.

She said her union's members had yet to decide if they would advocate that the umbrella group of teachers in the state endorse Mr. Pataki in the general election over Mr. McCall, though another union official said that option had not been ruled out.

It does not necessarily follow that they would advocate making abortion illegal.

Occasionally they would advocate reducing income-tax rates as they did with President John Kennedy in the early 1960s but only as a means of pumping more money into the economy.

A handful of "Never Trump" conservative commentators continued to express concerns about the President-elect, but many of those writers had low standing with Democrats, given what they'd advocated in the past.

I am certain if my grandparents were alive today, they too would advocate for background checks and other common sense measures to reduce gun violence.

They argued decriminalisation would "advocate the legalisation of pimping, brothel owning and sex buying" and "side with... the exploiters".

But members of the tea-party movement would surely resent the comparison to the PVV; they would never advocate banning the Koran.

"We thought that they would be advocates for these issues of gender diversity and global education".