Recently, after Mass, a general made a speech in which he advocated an extension of Poland's sphere on the Baltic.
His preaching, in which he advocated infant baptism, was attended by large audiences and was sometimes the occasion of riots.
He had previously served 16 years in prison for activities in which he advocated for human rights.
The Iraq war, which Fukuyama's ideas justified and which he advocated, left America morally incapacitated, politically divided, economically weak and beholden to China.
And he operated as a blatant but astute populist, opposing economically rational rent increases as part of the same populist self- projection by which he advocated hanging.
But one morning this week his platform was all about fun, which he advocated with all the vigor of a contested campaign issue.
The interview saw renewed interest after the shadow Foreign Secretary gave a widely praised speech on the evening of Wednesday in which he advocated bombing Syria.
Mr. Moon has spoken of reviving direct talks — a so-called sunshine policy, which he advocated as chief of staff to an earlier South Korean president.
The methods of economic management which he advocated were continued bv the Wilson and Heath administrations, but they did not succeed in stemming Britain's economic decline.
Richard Schrader, who was Mr. Green's campaign manager, said Mr. Giuliani's most important skill was the power with which he advocated his positions.
In 1981 he published his thesis, Self-Determination and the African-American People, in which he advocated an autonomous black nation in the Black Belt region of the United States.
