Sentence examples for advocacy problematic from inspiring English sources

According to a former IRB member, the AAIRB committee members considered ACAT's blend of research and advocacy problematic: I think…having…the community that is…being investigated…be part of the process of creating the questions, how the questions are going to be answered, what the questions are makes a lot of sense.

Our projections of longer term benefit of DV advocacy were problematic because trials in this field measure relatively short-term outcomes.

Of the numerous group homes that men from Camp La Guardia moved to, 12 have been described as "problematic" by the Coalition for the Homeless, an advocacy group that was among the loudest critics of Camp La Guardia.

This paper has identified problems of data use and collection by two major advocacy NGOs, arguing that these short-comings are particularly problematic when establishing the overall prevalence of a particular human rights abuse or conflict pattern.

Shlomo Avineri, a political scientist at Hebrew University who did not attend the hearing, said J Street was in a problematic position because "it is very difficult to be an advocacy group while criticizing the subject of your advocacy.

Mary Wareham is advocacy director of the Arms Division, where she leads Human Rights Watch's advocacy against particularly problematic weapons that pose a significant threat to civilians.

Therefore, some advocacy biomonitoring studies have encouraged IRBs to examine how traditional standards of confidentiality may impose problematic restrictions on individual results communication.

"This is a real partnership between community organizations and organized labor to try to tackle these problematic working conditions," said Andrew Friedman, co-executive director of Make the Road New York, an advocacy group that is leading the coalition with New York Communities for Change, another advocacy group, and support from the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union.

A further US study of 100 adolescents (aged 12 17) with suspected sexual abuse seen in a Child Advocacy Centre (Rood et al. 2015) revealed that 74%% had experienced at least one online problematic experience with 50%% indicating five or more exposures.

The report of the working group on continuing professional development increased the hours for the development of professional knowledge and skills but, I suggest, mistakenly advised that CPD should not be confused with quality assurance… it says the mixing of the two would be unusual and problematic… well, is not the measuring of advocacy unusual and problematic…?

"Advocacy is harder.