Sentence examples for A committed advocate for from inspiring English sources

A committed advocate for persons with disabilities, his work reached across the globe and touched the lives of thousands.

A committed advocate for the freedom of information over the internet, Swartz had been facing a trial over allegations of hacking related to the downloading of millions of documents from the online research group JSTOR.

While Obama has privately expressed skepticism toward environmentalists' claims about the pipeline, one of his closest counselors will now be a committed advocate for cancelling it.

Elly was a committed advocate for women's health education and was instrumental in organizing one of the first educational programs that offered women the opportunity to increase their knowledge about health and health related issues.

The Program in Women's Studies at Duke University and the Council on Women's Studies mourn the passing of Eleanor Thomas Elliott, a great friend and a committed advocate for women and women's education.

Joanna continued transferring her skills in a positive way as a committed advocate for her patients.

Bruce was a committed advocate of the new capital, however, stating: "For the purposes of Federation it was essential that there should be some central point of nationhood, suitable to Australia as a nation ... and sooner or later there would have to be a national capital, overriding State boundaries and State prejudices".

President Bush presents himself as a committed advocate of free trade.

He has been a committed advocate of human rights since the 1970s, when he chaired the Infant Formula Action Coalition also known as INFACT.

Along with Mr. Bush, he was a committed advocate of taking India seriously as an American ally, and implicitly as a bulwark against China's growing power.

(The boomers were at that point just midway through being born). It was because he was a committed advocate of laissez-faire capitalism.