Sentence examples for which he espouses from inspiring English sources

There he will be greeted by a rally against "imperialism", by which is meant him personally, the Iraq war and the Free Trade Area of the Americas which he espouses.

In February, when Tony Blair was asked in parliament by one of his own backbenchers to give a brief characterisation of the political philosophy which he espouses and which underlies his policies, he muttered something about the NHS and took his seat looking flummoxed.

The Republican view, which he espouses, is to reduce taxes, cut government services, and let markets be the standard of fairness.

The Harrison Narcotics Act (1914), which he espoused, laid the basis for the later Pure Food and Drug Act.

One of McVeigh's most fervent supporters, Mark Koernke, worked as a janitor at the University of Michigan, where I teach, and in his off hours hosted a vitriolic radio show on which he espoused the militia's most radical, violent views.

In 1583 Bruno joined the household of the French ambassador in London, where he published his major philosophical works, all dialogues, in which he espoused an infinite universe teeming with life.

Activists in the city have cheered Bratton's exit, pointing to his first stint as New York police commissioner in the 1990s, during which he espoused the much-debated method of "broken windows policing" to address high crime rates.

The war had had a profound effect on Russell's political views, causing him to abandon his inherited liberalism and to adopt a thorough-going socialism, which he espoused in a series of books including Principles of Social Reconstruction (1916), Roads to Freedom (1918), and The Prospects of Industrial Civilization (1923).

Bosworth, a vice-president at Facebook, became the subject of controversy last month, when BuzzFeed published an internal memo that he had written in 2016, in which he espoused a no-holds-barred philosophy of growth that was completely at odds with the message of responsibility that Zuckerberg was now pushing before Congress.

Satisfied with her account, and unconcerned with Hall, his critique of Squires' supporters was published as A Clear Statement of the Case of Elizabeth Canning, in which he espoused the virtuous nature of the young maid and attacked those her detractors.

In 354 BC, Demosthenes delivered his first political oration, On the Navy, in which he espoused moderation and proposed the reform of the symmoriai (boards) as a source of funding for the Athenian fleet.