Sentence examples for I often advocate from inspiring English sources

Using the column you're reading now, I often advocate creating positive environmental change by taking the micro-view and focusing on personal responsibility by making changes to your buying habits, your energy use and your waste production.

"I often advocate that we look at many sides of an issue, walk in someone else's shoes and identify and reject false choices.

I know educators often advocate the benefits of being well rounded, but competence and accomplishment breed self esteem and social well being.

As a registered nurse in an acute-care facility, I am often advocating for the appropriateness of palliative care and, at the end of life, hospice care.

I have often advocated for the SAM, or the shared appreciation mortgage, which gives to beleaguered borrowers exactly what they need (time, not money) -- reduced payments but not reduced principal.

One change that critics of the system often advocate is that confessions be recorded in full.

But Sullivan has positioned herself as the ultimate judge, and often advocate, of blog guff.

Many cyber security experts often advocate for low level hackers to be rehabilitated and hired by governments to defend their networks rather than be imprisoned.

And, as Mr Gornick points out, those seeking ways to save Medicare and Social Security often advocate reforms like means-testing.

ECONOMISTS who say we should relegate questions about inequality to philosophers often advocate policies, like tax cuts for the wealthy, that increase inequality substantially.

Adult siblings often advocate and care for their brothers and sisters while also juggling support for their elderly parents, their own children, and their work.