Sentence examples for would have advocated from inspiring English sources

"I would have advocated not being involved with underwriting the company," he said.

The organization would have advocated a more understated sign had it been given a chance to weigh in, he said.

Even five years ago, very few people would have advocated that Congress pass an antitrust law to block a hypothetical merger between Apple and Amazon, Exxon/Mobil, etc.

Critics say the actions are tantamount to socialism, and a year ago, Blinder admits, few would have advocated such extreme measures.

"I start every roadshow for members with the same words," he begins: "Six years ago I would have advocated exactly the opposite of what I do today".

I genuinely think that most people say it's not quite what I would have advocated, but I do accept that it's about in the right place.

From what little we saw of loyal and idealistic Daniel (compellingly played by "Nikita's" Noah Bean), I can't imagine he would've advocated killing Snow in revenge for his death, especially when it was her own care for Regina that spurred her decision.

I used Jane's letters, novels, and what we know of her life, to suggest what she'd have advocated in each situation.

(Proportional representation in the modern sense, with voters' preferences represented proportionately within a given jurisdiction, had not yet been invented. If it had been, though, H. and M. would probably have advocated it).

Further, parents would not have advocated for greater student involvement in a recess intervention if decision making was not viewed as an important path to empowerment.

During the cold war, would any administration have advocated handing control of United States ports to an Eastern European-based or -controlled organization?