Sentence examples for was being advocated from inspiring English sources

Denise Stephens, a parent of a student at the school, told G. R. Anderson, Jr., a reporter for the Minneapolis City Pages, that creationism was being advocated and that students were not allowed to watch the movie "Aladdin," because it involved magic and paganism.

But then, I didn't get the impression from the letter that that was what was being advocated.

This was the first indication that "patency filing" was being advocated over attempting to retain instruments within the "pulp canal," while other authors who recognized the possibility of packing debris and dentin mud advocated apical clearing without going beyond the confines of the pulp canal (Walton & Torabinejad 1989).

Worse, the policy was being advocated by gays within the GOP, which is what had put Resnick into his car to drive to Akron and confront Ken Mehlman on the Republican National Committee chairman's own sexual orientation.

Clark's theory was one of applying force swiftly, which was being advocated by many soldiers at the time, a concept that would eventually become established as U.S. national security policy in the form of the Weinberger Doctrine and its successor, the Powell Doctrine.

"What is being advocated is appropriating somebody else's planet.

What is being advocated is having a third-party energy report on the house".

This is precisely what is being advocated for Manhattan's far West Side.

Both women are being advocated for by Mr. Wong, who is critical of the practices despite the apparent vagueness of the law.

If you look at the policies that were being advocated, both here and elsewhere, they were based on more traditional, I would say Friedmanite, type arguments.

In Kashmir, for example, the army has resisted changes to its legal protection regime that were being advocated both by the cabinet and the state's chief minister.