Sentence examples for we would advocate from inspiring English sources

"I would have to say, from the standpoint of the Citizens Flag Alliance, that it would not be something we would advocate," Mr. Justice said of the proposal to require the flag.

Geoffrey Bannister, executive director of the Forum on Education Abroad, said that "the first six weeks are taken up very much by culture shock for most students, so a longer term, preferably a year, is what we would advocate if a student can do it".

We would advocate for approaches that take the time course into consideration.

To this end, we would advocate the use of zeta diversity as a new or unified framework of formulating macroecological patterns, rather than a specific structure or turnover metric, for biodiversity upscaling and partitioning.

Vouchers are one financing mechanism available to meet these needs, and we would advocate that programme implementers in fragile settings consider vouchers as an effective means to continue to provide safe motherhood services to clients.

The Tory MP will say: "I would like to see Britain negotiate a new relationship on the basis that, if we achieved it and our future relationship was economic rather than political, we would advocate acceptance in a referendum of this new dynamic.

In light of our experience, we would therefore advocate opportunities for greater dialogue between applicants for funding and those reviewing, awarding and advocating research funding (except where applications have no merit at all).

"This is about the only situation we would ever advocate that our immigration laws be waived," William Gheen, president of Americans for Legal Immigration PAC, said last year in a statement calling for the Obama administration to ease its southbound immigration checks.

"We would not advocate people investing in bear equity funds for the long term," Mr. Sapir said, adding that sophisticated individual investors might want to place short-term bets in them.

We wouldn't advocate seasoning everything wildly before tasting it, but it's mildly annoying to tuck in to your lunch and realise you need a tiny pinch of salt.

"The reality is that one of the most commercial elements of the sport is the fixture list," Bittar said, "and while we would always advocate developing the fixture list in consultation, and ideally in agreement, with the racecourses and the horsemen … the BHA is the final arbiter.