Noun
The act of pleading for or supporting; work of advocating; intercession.
Source: Webster's dictionary“Abrams has a clear interest in the outcome of this proceeding and other similarly situated litigation in Georgia due to her voting advocacy through projects such as Fair Fight and the New Georgia Project.” Source: Internet
1980s render render As a result of advocacy, the cold war, and the 1970s energy crisis a massive magnetic mirror program was funded by the US federal government in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Source: Internet
According to by the National Association of Manufacturers, an advocacy group representing 14,000 U.S. companies, 93.3 percent of respondents felt optimistic about their company’s outlook. Source: Internet
Accordingly, we renew our support for the work of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, together with sister organisations and agencies in each nation, whose advocacy and commitment continues to make such a difference. Source: Internet
According to Jacob Briars, global head of advocacy and education and all round alcohol guru at Bacardi, the concept involves becoming 'more conscious about how you are consuming alcohol, and taking time to slow down and really savour your drink'. Source: Internet
According to advocacy group Indivisible, “Barrett is a conservative’s dream to fill RBG’s seat.” Source: Internet