advocacy

Examples of advocated

advocated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Multi-culturalists, on the contrary, advocated a more diverse immigrant policy, one that takes ethnic diversity into consideration.
But, insofar as naturalists advocated a certain positive philosophy of nature, yes it does.
Not only did both sides have similar perceptions of problems, they also advocated many of the same techniques to stimulate their successful performances.
Referrals to community groups and networks are increasingly advocated as having a key role within healthcare.
Those who advocated this path shared a sense of crisis that political reform would never be possible if the bills died at that time.
On the other hand, like traditional game theory, the approach advocated here builds on the notions of individual preferences and individual rationality.
Economists have advocated water markets as a way to increase efficiency and to cope with environmental problems.
Years later even some of those who had advocated modified study design expressed reservations.
All advocated a mixed system, combining elements of both the public and private sectors.
Furthermore, as the intended objectives were gradually achieved, a switch to more flexible systems - either a managed float or a crawling peg - was advocated.
However, the approach being advocated here departs from the class approach.
They faced ancient and distinguished cultures, many of whose tenets were diametrically opposed to those they advocated.
However, conservatives advocated a more gradual and less thoroughgoing transition to commercial agriculture than even moderate liberals.
Two commonly advocated methods of describing results, risk differences (or the inverse: numbers needed to treat) and weighted mean differences, create difficulties in meta-analysis.
In the last simulation, a full land tenure privatization policy experiment is implemented, but under present informational structures; the policy strongly advocated presently by policymakers.
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