Sentence examples for Reliable advocate from inspiring English sources

"Gephardt has been a reliable advocate for both Anheuser-Busch and the industry at large," it said.

By the time he learned that his daughter is gay, he was already considered a reliable advocate for gay rights.

Mike Pereira, the former league supervisor of officials, and a reliable advocate for player safety, wrote on his FoxSports.com blog: Are you kidding me?

Even Mohamed ElBaradei, the Nobel Prize-winning former international diplomat and a reliable advocate for such nonprofit groups, called the political interference in the judicial process "a fatal strike to democracy".

A reliable advocate for oil and gas interests, Mr. Inhofe is also a longtime critic of the Clean Air Act whose dismal ratings on environmental issues set him apart from the pro-environment Republicans who have run the committee in the past.

Mr. Kerry has been a reliable advocate of environmental regulation, gay rights and gun control, but he also joined with Republicans to press for reduction of the federal deficit in the mid-1980's, long before that was popular with most other Democrats.

Trump has also faced backlash in the past for being slow to disavow the support of far-right hate groups that have become reliable advocates of his administration.

Today, when we see Democratic politicians like New York Governor Andrew Cuomo or Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel bludgeoning teachers' unions while supping at the table of big campaign donors from Wall Street we're left with the realization that working people have few reliable advocates for their class interests anymore.

The authors of this review are reliable advocates of PBMA as a priority setting exercise, and are named as authors on several of the studies included in this review.

Indeed, by the time he left the Georgia Senate in 1989, he had gained enough influence to make his mark as a reliable legislative advocate for Atlanta's black mayors.

Studies since 2009 have shown some improvements – for example, fewer staff within organisations believe someone with a mental health problem to be less reliable – but advocates and service users are adamant that much more needs to be done to eradicate employment hurdles.