Sentence examples for advocacy rather from inspiring English sources

"Then we can make sure that more time can be spent on ensuring the court hears high quality advocacy rather than excuses for failure".

Even corporations, though they couldn't contribute to a candidate or a party, were free to write unlimited checks to something called a social-welfare group, whose principal purpose, ostensibly, is issue advocacy rather than political activity.

Even though the ads were underwritten by Democratic organizations, in this instance the parties are considered to be operating as independent organizations engaged in issue advocacy rather than promoting the candidate himself.

Judge Robert Jones ruled that this complaint could not be presented to the jury because, as the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) had argued, in its ordinary context a bumper-sticker was straightforward advocacy rather than a "true threat".

"An Inconvenient Sequel," which is a work of advocacy rather than journalism, pivots efficiently away from its disaster reel and toward solutions, cheering the rise of cheaper renewables and the promise of the Paris climate accord, even in the wake of the U.S.'s withdrawal.

Then suggest that the employee stick to in-person advocacy rather than online social media, and reiterate that, regardless of the venue, the company must not be mentioned or referenced in any way, explicitly or implicitly.

Dr. Franklin accomplished this not through advocacy but rather through the traditional means of scholarly inquiry.

"Anyone and Everyone," which looks at how various couples took the news that their child is gay, ultimately decides to be an advocacy film rather than a documentary.

The names of their pages euphemistically conjure images of tourism companies or advocacy groups, rather than smuggling routes that are bearing record numbers of migrants across the Mediterranean.

That decision angered some of the people involved in the alliance, which has tended to emphasize building up a "progressive infrastructure" of research groups and issue advocacy organizations rather than winning elections.

Some were experienced lobbyists (in the advocacy sense, rather than the don't-make-laws-that-limit-our-products sense; others would be shaking hands with a representative  or a senator for the first time that day.