Sentence examples for actively advocated from inspiring English sources

Univision and other Latino television networks have actively advocated for the student measure.

American law did not protect the rights of foreign inventors or writers, and Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton, in his famous "Report on Manufactures," of 1791, actively advocated the theft of technology and the luring of skilled workers from foreign countries.

Loretta Ross, current national director and one of the founding members of SisterSong – the women of colour reproductive justice collective – has tackled this issue often, revealing that black women have been on the frontlines of the reproductive justice debates for years, and actively advocated for birth control.

On the other hand, transformational leadership, which is actively advocated by western scholars and is considered the most effective leadership style (Bass 1990; Bass and Riggio 2006; Conger and Kanungo 1998), is also found in China (e.g., Li et al. 2015; Li and Shi 2008; Sun et al. 2014; Wang et al. 2005).

It was all I had ever wanted, to be read as me, and not my history, working for a company that supported and actively advocated for others like me.

The Virginia senator also actively advocated for federal bank deregulation this week, signing onto a letter Monday that sought to cut back on risk management reporting for big banks, and another urging the feds to exempt small banks from regulations designed to protects consumers.

Of specific interest is the "flu champion" in some Australian practices, which actively advocates educational activities, promotes vaccinations, and ascertains the availability of antiviral medications [ 24].

More diplomatically neutral than countries like Australia, Norway is actively advocating for death row prisoners.

Mr. Bidh emerged from years of silence recently and began actively advocating southern independence.

Actively advocating voting against the official Labour candidate, in favour of another party, contradicts Labour party rules".

Cameron is the first British prime minister actively advocating and pushing for the creation of a two-tier Europe.