Examples of espouse

• It is, however, in the discourse and practices of sanitary reconstruction espoused by urban authorities that the most significant continuities can be discerned.

• In one extract he had shown his contempt for the political pragmatism espoused by the home rule party.

• There could be no guarantee that those espousing respectable norms and practices would behave as they might be expected to.

• The essays flow into one another, all singing from the same hymn-sheet rather than espousing different viewpoints.

• This absence of a conceptual linkage between the rural and the urban labour markets compromises the model of integrated development espoused by the report.

• The likelihood-based approach to business-cycle filtering espoused here could be used to meld estimated macroeconomic models and business-cycle filtering.

• Nonetheless, just as some academics have been quick to espouse local ideas, so local people have embraced scientific terminology to promote their causes.

• The tension in each case was often between texts that espoused one emphasis and practices that reflected another among those who read and wrote them.

• By espousing the latter, one rejects modularity yet one does not reject cognitive neuropsychology.

• Was the psychological theory they espoused consonant with our increasing knowledge of language and language interiorization processes?

• On the face of it, these two theories seem quite incompatible, espousing rather contradictory views of how visual perception transpires.

• Further research is urgently needed, now, to assess the extent to which this espoused approach is successful.

• Finally, the association is also accused of espousing illiberal views in the field of personal rights.

• The group espouses exogamous marriage, but this is an ideal rule and can be followed or not.

• There is often resistance to scholars espousing paradigms different from those traditionally applied to a given subject.