Sentence examples for advocacy context from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Kharono, "Pastoralist Lobby and Advocacy in Eastern Africa: A Review of the Pastoralist Lobby and Advocacy Context," Reconcile, (2011), 6; The founding of the Pastoralists Parliamentary Group (PPG) by members of parliament with pastoral backgrounds was part of a larger campaign to advocate for the pastoralists regarding policy issues that affected them.

This article originated from a conference that asked "Should scientific work conducted for purposes of advocacy before regulatory agencies or courts be judged by the same standards as science conducted for other purposes?" In the article, which focuses on the regulatory advocacy context, we argue that it can be and should be.

This paper provides a comparative analysis of the cases of ten IANGOs that operate in diverse advocacy contexts, including development, environment, governance, human rights, and constituent support.

Scholars from in the fields of science, law, ethics, and public health met in March 2006 for a conference sponsored by the Project on Scientific Knowledge and Public Policy at The George Washington University School of Public Health to explore the nature of scientific knowledge generated for use in adversarial or advocacy contexts.

Drawing on experience on scientific committees and in lawsuits, and using skills developed through doing qualitative fieldwork, I reanalyze past experiences and field notes from the perspective of the 2006 Coronado Conference "Truth and Advocacy in Contexts of Litigation and Regulation".

An earlier section (Concepts of Biodiversity) referred to a call for "post-positivism" and greater focus on advocacy in the context of a biodiversity concept seen as properly value-laden.

Of course, would-be allies must ground analyses and advocacy in the context in which this legislation must operate.

Teresa Mastin, Ph.D., a professor in the College of Communication at DePaul University in Chicago, has written extensively about media advocacy in the context of minority health issues.

Specifically, we examined everyday advocacy in the context of school-based support for children with disabilities.

Although there are a range of arguments favouring the need for HTA in the SSA context, advocacy for the importance of HTA in these settings needs to emerge more clearly [ 18].

In this context advocacy referred to being aligned with the patient as well as acting on instruction from the patient (as opposed to 'advocacy' in acute mental health settings where professionals are often seen as the antithesis of providing a voice for the patient).