Examples of using Advocated in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Furthermore the EESC has advocated in its recent opinions2 for the need of legislation beyond employment,
Mr Vajgl particularly advocated cultural cooperation,
Consumer Protection, I had advocated the retention of that clause.
Still, Middlebrook advocated for a balance here,
The European Parliament has consistently advocated the development of a genuine European judicial culture as a prerequisite of the European judicial area9.
he denounced the British Raj and advocated independence from Britain.
Having at the same time power to prevent contrary doctrines from being taught, advocated, or expressed.
Those are the priorities advocated by our political group
In its opinion of 2008, the EESC advocated an agenda for metropolitan areas on the basis of the Lisbon Strategy10.
It is said to work so well that the popular Dr. Oz has advocated for it, calling it the Holy Grail of weight loss.
back in 1817, the socially minded British entrepreneur Robert Owen advocated the introduction of the eight-hour working day.
One of the world's leading violinists has advocated hard work
(FR) Parliament has advocated the extension of the geographical scope of the financial instrument for cooperation with industrialised countries
Rich in antioxidants derived from the oil of dall'acerola and embellished advocated for an optimum shine,
It is for this reason that during the informal Hampton Court summit last October, Tony Blair, as president of the Council, advocated the creation of a common energy policy.
Resettlement was first advocated by the EU at the European Council meeting of November 2004,
on 24 March 2004, the European Council advocated a solution to this problem through partnerships for reform.
founded the Academy of Philadelphia and advocated for the abolition of slavery.
strident anti-nationalist he denounced the Raj and advocated independence from Britain.
Organization wider public initiatives to prevent complete sell-out and advocated partial or even to preserve the entire spectrum as a public good,