Sentence examples for which advocated from inspiring English sources
His school, which advocated a strict, literal interpretation of Jewish law, competed with that of Hillel (Bet Hillel), which advocated more flexible interpretations.
The Magpie, which advocated the legalisation of sex between adults and children.
He then launched a newspaper, Nowruz ("New Year"), which advocated the rule of law.
Yet there were already stirrings of an opposition movement, which advocated independence for Taiwan.
The book, which advocated living life to the fullest, was a phenomenal best-seller.
Their efforts resulted in the establishment of the Parti Québécois, which advocated secession from the confederation.
One such group, which advocated a violent approach, became known as the Mau Mau.
In 1850 he was joint founder of the National Reform League, which advocated socialist objectives.
Later he and his two colleagues formed the "Young Ireland" party, which advocated Irish independence.
Federalists responded with "To Genêt in New York," which advocated that the French Ambassador, Edmond-Charles Genêt, be hung.
Federal (and provincial) funds went to the now defunct Chrysotile Institute, which advocated internationally for its "safe and responsible" use.
