advocating
Meaning
of Advocate
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Examples
Above all, he shouldn’t scare away wavering voters, either with a memory lapse or by advocating a far-left position, like free health care for illegal immigrants.
According to Labour Behind the Label, a nonprofit advocating workers’ rights, 80 percent of garment workers in Bangladesh say they have experienced or witnessed sexual violence and harassment on the job.
Advertising before the vaccine is ready may be risky, but the CDC — the agency responsible for public health messaging — should have ads in the can, with sports figures and media stars advocating vaccines.
And then, after further lashings of my fangirl advocating, she agrees to keep writing.
"After years of being an independent voice for Mainers and advocating for the LGBTQ community, Collins has again chosen to pander to the far-right rather than stand by the principles she professed for years."
After the battle, the B.C.F. Gunnery Committee issued a report (at the command of Admiral David Beatty) advocating immediate changes in flash protection and charge handling.