The phrase "advocate conducting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an advocate who is conducting a specific action or activity, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The advocate conducting the workshop provided valuable insights on legal rights."
Alternatives: "advocate leading" or "advocate facilitating".
Alan Gilbert, another gifted advocate, conducts a world première from Magnus Lindberg one of a raft of works commissioned in celebration of Carnegie's hundred-and-twenty-fifth anniversary in the opening-night concert with the New York Philharmonic, with Kissin on hand as soloist in Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto (Oct . 7.
Alan Gilbert, another gifted advocate, conducts a world première from Magnus Lindberg — one of a raft of works commissioned in celebration of Carnegie's hundred-and-twenty-fifth anniversary — in the opening-night concert with the New York Philharmonic, with Kissin on hand as soloist in Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto (Oct . 7.
Colonel Holcomb also strongly advocates conducting clinical trials to improve trauma care.
Levy, who assumed office in 2004, called for mass arrests of the undocumented, and advocated conducting raids to evict immigrant workers from their homes.
"Terrorist organizations overseas have advocated conducting vehicle ramming attacks — using modified or unmodified motor vehicles — against crowds, buildings and other vehicles," the TSA writes in the report.
Funding internal improvements was traditionally a Whig stance, but Breckinridge advocated conducting a state geologic survey, making the Kentucky River more navigable, chartering a turnpike, incorporating a steamboat company, and funding the Kentucky Lunatic Asylum.
They communicated with their advocates, conducted news media interviews and monitored coverage of the strike.
The night before the bill's signing, hundreds of pro-immigrant advocates conducted an all-night vigil, praying, chanting, cursing, and pledging never to forget.
Over the decades, advocates conducted countless petition drives, campaigns and marches on behalf of the belief in women's equality and the right to vote following the first formal demand for women's suffrage in 1848.
