Sentences with phrase «advocate large moves»

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Even someone like former Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher, who leans right on topics like monetary policy, was a vocal advocate for radical regulatory moves, including forcibly breaking up America's largest banks.

State Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia's appearance at the rally sent education groups into a tizzy, with New York's largest teachers» union panning the move and charter advocates cheering the first - of - its - kind appearance.

They advocate moving to a system of single - transferable vote (STV), where large constituencies have multiple members.

State Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia's appearance at a charter school rally sent education groups into a tizzy Tuesday, with New York's largest teachers» union panning the move and charter advocates cheering the first - of - its - kind appearance.

«Other options like rail or truck are not feasible for the transportation of large quantities,» said Elizabeth Shope, anti — tar sands advocate with environmental group the Natural Resources Defense Council, in a conference call with reporters, noting that such alternative transportation more than triples the cost of moving tar sands oil.

I also wouldn't advocate moving to a larger, more expensive house so soon after retiring your household debt and when you still have a lot of RRSP contribution room available.

«Thankfully, a large number of advocates, including cat colony caregivers and animal welfare organizations, testified against the bill and it failed to move forward.

New community solar customers and larger commercial projects will move to the new tariff presented in the order, which advocates are concerned may not lead to viable project economics in much of the state.

Having articled at the second largest Corporate Commercial, a.k.a. insurance defence firm, in Calgary, and then moved on to practice as plaintiff's counsel (counsel for injured people) at Calgary's top boutique litigation firm, I am an strong and committed advocate on behalf of those injured as a result of the negligence of others.