Examples of using Espousing in English and their translations into German
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Espousing basic moral values.
The"NME" responded to the Thatcher era by espousing socialism through movements such as Red Wedge.
The electronic media are particularlyattracted to colorful crowds waving flags and espousing nationalist causes.
And also espousing democratic ideals.
Our focus areas are healthcare, education, sustainable livelihood,infrastructure and espousing social causes. Education.
Luxury Suites Hotel Stendhal, espousing international hospitality and endorsing the joy of traveling with style.
Focuses on: health-care, education, the girl child, sustainable livelihood, women empowerment projects, infrastructure and espousing social reform.
How could millions of people vote for someone espousing such odious views in such a brazen manner?
It caused a spectacle, espousing that freedom was the only"modernization" that really mattered, rather than improved living standards.
And then this:"Again,this'Independence Caucus' is a bipartisan group espousing some of the same goals as IP members.
That we have a hesitation in espousing the universality of democratic culture because we are associating that-- we associate believing in the universality of our values-- with extremists.
The song"The Triumph of Our Tired Eyes" could beinterpreted as lamenting the present state of the world while espousing strong hope for the future.
Yeah, Howard, I think you of all people should avoid espousing the principle that if something is not our favorite we should just get rid of it.
There is a huge disconnect in myfellow Londoners who post about the travesty of Damini whilst espousing the superiority of their own culture.
With the EU Presidency held by the Czech Republic,and the country's own President espousing anti-Lisbon rhetoric, how does the Council intend to reconcile these messages with the patent need for greater, rather than less, EU cooperation?
There is, for example, recital E, where political parties are criticised forraising the failure of the multicultural model as an issue and for espousing the protection of national identities in Europe.
By espousing SDG 17- partnership for the goals- via networking and collaboration, gender-lens wealth can take a much greater step towards meeting SDG 5 and explore options for furthering its agenda until 2030 and beyond.
For the majority of Whites who advocate miscegenation, however,their sense of righteousness in espousing it is nothing more than a manifestation of trendiness.
Espousing the divine will for salvation wholeheartedly, without a single sin to restrain her, she gave herself entirely to the person and to the work of her Son; she did so in order to serve the mystery of redemption with him and dependent on him, by God's grace.
Sigmund Freud(1856-1939) was an Austrian neurologist who founded the practice of psychoanalysis,a system espousing the theory that unconscious motives dictate much of human behavior.
Espousing the Marxist theoretical principle that the political level is where one can map the indices of change, Anderson's analysis uses as central interpretative key for the present Hayekian catallactics the'inter-imperial, inter-ruling class struggles'15 of the European elites.
This depiction of Galileo has more than passing resemblance to the indictment ofGalileo by the Inquisition for contravening Church doctrine by espousing the Copernican view of the universe.
For its part, Japanese industry has reactedto the recession- and to the high value of the Yen- by espousing economic globalisation, investing abroad where costs are lower and diversifying the supply of components to include more imports.
And God didn't like this, but Tom's a God so there isn't much God could do, so He couldn't stop Tom from saying things like"install an operating system on your poor lonelycomputer the way God and Dennis intended", and"Espousing the eponymous/cgi-bin/perl. exe? FMH.
Espousing solidarity and the obligation to provide hospitality, persisting in the demand that privileges be given to those who are not citizens of Europe, instead of defending the rights and social guarantees of European taxpayers, is an absurd attitude which is very unfair and is also complicit with the slave traders and in the tragic consequences of journeys of doomed hope.
Was perhaps Modernism then already so established in the artistic language of the day that you were entirely caught up in it when you started introducingyour painting on large surfaces, rejecting abstraction and espousing landscape panting- a trait you still carry today?
What I mean by that is, if the world superpower today was a communist, it would be much easier for democracy activists to use democracy activism as a form of resistance against colonialism, than it is today with the world superpower being America,occupying certain lands and also espousing democratic ideals.
The party system is bipolar with power alternating between two big parties: on the left, is the Partido Socialista(PS, Socialist Party), representing the interests of workers, and on the centre-right is the Partido Social Democrata(PSD, Social Democratic Party)representing the interests of capital and espousing free-market ideologies.
In the US, the economically illiterate, seeing misery all around from lost jobs, foreclosed homes, and the ever more apparent decline in America's international status, are distilling their frenzy from obsolete advocates of fiscal rectitude,while clutching their Bibles and espousing a juvenile understanding of the US constitution.