Father Greeley had been an early and vehement advocate for victims of abusive priests at least since 1989, when he began writing articles in Chicago newspapers demanding that the church take action against pedophile priests.
After war broke out in Europe in 1914, Roosevelt became a vehement advocate of military preparedness, and following U.S. entry into the war in 1917, he built a reputation as an effective administrator.
In 1917, for instance, he joined the Photographic Division of the Army Air Service; by the time of the Armistice, he was heading the entire outfit, and had become a vehement advocate of its strategic contribution.
However, Ayatollah Naini was a vehement advocate of constitutionalism and the superiority of reasoning, who described freedom of expression as God-given.
I am a fervent and vehement advocate for learning languages from the womb on.
Few people have read the book, but the article has generated more than 150 online comments from vehement advocates and detractors, more than any other piece The Review has printed this year, said Liz McMillen, the editor.
House Bill 1250, sponsored by Republican Cindy Acree, was originally aimed at banning the sale and manufacture of "medical marijuana-infused consumable food and beverage product[s]." Acree, however, backed away from her original proposal in the wake of vehement opposition from medical marijuana advocates who, in testimony earlier this month, called HB 1250 "ridiculous," and a "slippery slope".
However, three years later, when Clinton was the junior senator from New York, she voted in favor of a "modified" version that provided limited protections for women and children over the vehement objections of Warren and other consumer advocates.
It's what happens when Ben Norton, one of the loudest and most vehement critics of Clinton's Iraq War vote, advocates for Joe Biden's candidacy without mentioning that Biden also voted for the Iraq War.
Mr. Schundler's vehement opposition to abortion, and his statements comparing abortion rights advocates to murderers, Nazi prison guards and plantation owners?
This will be San Francisco voters' third chance to approve such a measure, after unsuccessful efforts in 2004 and 2010 This year, advocates are hoping that voter distaste with the vehement anti-immigrant stance of the Republican party will help push the city's notoriously liberal electorate over the edge.
