Sentence examples for Persistent advocacy from inspiring English sources

Persistent advocacy and communication by development partners to persuade the MoH to include CCM of pneumonia was unsuccessful; the government's first grant submission in May 2008 included C-IMCI for malaria, diarrhoea and malnutrition but not pneumonia.

In short, the creative arts need strong leadership and persistent advocacy.

But Chinese officials remain vitriolic about Mr. Chen himself, irritated by his persistent advocacy of greater independence for Taiwan.

Mr Nusseibeh has drawn obloquy from Palestinian radicals for his outspoken condemnations of terrorism, and his persistent advocacy of a return to negotiation.

That piece, in The American Journal of Public Health, was titled "Where is the M in MTCT?" His persistent advocacy of condoms and other birth control, needle exchange and sex education has put him at odds with some religious groups and conservatives, and he has been willing to criticize and clash with governments.

The 2019 version of BlackRock Chair Larry Fink's influential letter to CEOs combines his persistent advocacy for corporate social responsibility with a call for more engaged governance.

The last 50 years of undergraduate coeducation at the University have been defined by persistent activism and advocacy from students, faculty, and administrators.

The 59-year-old Mr. Boies will bring to the courtroom his photographic memory of details, in this case of the Florida laws he has mastered in the month since the election, his persistent style of advocacy and his flair for drama.

Her Australian publishers, Text, have been magnificently persistent in their advocacy of her work — chiefly, persuading Harrower to allow them to publish her fifth and last novel, "In Certain Circles" (Text), which she abruptly withdrew on the eve of its publication in 1971.

It must also acknowledge the many psychologists who were persistent in their advocacy over the last decade calling for transparency, truth telling, and justice without which this report would not have come about.

In these lights, it is not unreasonable to suggest that, with creative and persistent effort, human rights advocacy via domestic courts, supplementing other domestic-law processes and focused especially on severe human rights abuses, is within reach within the United States as well as beyond.