Sentence examples for To advocate for that from inspiring English sources

They must budget regularly, make money available and we must continue to advocate for that".

I'm looking for someone who knows what occupational therapy is and can explain it, because they will need to advocate for that within their team and with patients.

"Our protest brings together many things and I do empathize with those in Parkland in Florida, but this is Brooklyn, East New York, and we have our own separate struggles and I wanted to advocate for that as well," said Nathaniel Swanson, 16.

The trouble is that the Crown and its taxpayers have a sizeable financial interest in the high country; and the Crown's failure to advocate for that interest was a tacit agreement to forfeit its, and the public's, rights from the start ([Brower 2006, 2008]).

And if this is not a requirement, work with your local children's advocacy center or state chapter of children advocacy centers to advocate for that change (visit www.nationalchildrensalliance.org for more information on how to contact these organizations).

It is therefore neither feasible nor desirable to propose one single standard model for palliative care delivery and to advocate for that model across cultures around the world.

MAZON, meanwhile, continues to advocate for programs that help unemployed SNAP recipients obtain jobs, rather than policies that penalize them for failing to find work.

There are legal limits on the education secretary's authority, but Burke said that DeVos can use her new position to advocate for education that is paid for by taxpayers, but not necessarily delivered in public schools.

In two books, political scientist Michele Swers shows that women in Congress are more likely than men to advocate for issues that affect women's rights and welfare in legislative speeches, including on women's health care.

It offers him a much larger platform to advocate for issues that are important to New Jersey and his constituents.

Our democratic system allows lobbyists to advocate for causes that are completely irresponsible, capricious, or even life-threatening.