Sentence examples for advocacy notes from inspiring English sources

Janice Nolen, the American Lung Association's assistant vice president for national policy and advocacy, notes, "Federal transportation dollars are only withheld if the area fails to try to meet the standards".

But Campbell, Bush's spokeswoman, is careful to draw a distinction between his work for Academic Partnerships and his education advocacy, noting that Academic Partnerships is involved in higher education, not K-12 schools.

"What happens when I'm not?" The Rev. Robert J. Vitillo, executive director of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development in Washington, D.C., which awarded a grant for the creation of the video, doesn't see the danger in such advocacy, noting that educating people about the issues that affect poverty has always been in the church's tradition of helping the poor.

21 In the IRIS model, the advocacy state only included those women who had contact with the advocate, a more accurate estimate of exposure to advocacy than the primary outcome of the trial, which was referral to advocacy noted in practice records but did not necessarily indicate that the woman saw an advocate.

Mindy Lubber, the president of Ceres, a sustainability advocacy group, notes that the market is just now taking shape.

The Service Women's Action Network, an advocacy group, notes that the term shouldn't be used as a euphemism — that rape should be called rape, and not, like so much in military life, acronymized into oblivion.

Here is another bit of advice: Environmental Defense, a national advocacy group, notes that "Mowing the lawn with a gas mower produces as much pollution in half an hour as driving a car 172 miles".

The Service Women's Action Network, an advocacy group, notes that the term shouldn't be used as a euphemism that rape should be called rape, and not, like so much in military life, acronymized into oblivion.

Deena Fidas, head of the Workplace Equality Program at the Human Rights Campaign, an LGBT civil rights advocacy group, notes that this has, indeed, been the trend – and it's one that was set in place some 15 years before the marriage equality bandwagon got rolling.

Claudio Weber Abramo, director of Transparência, an advocacy group, notes that half the states have yet to issue regulations pertaining to the freedom-of-information bill, passed three years ago.Worse, Mr Weber Abramo adds, the anti-corruption law vests the power to pursue firms for alleged misdemeanours with local authorities.

Anthony Wright, executive director of Health Access California, the statewide healthcare consumer advocacy coalition, notes that this is a temporary bridge until 2014, when both adults and kids with preexisting conditions can neither be denied insurance nor charged more for it.