But Mr. Romney could energize conservatives and spur turnout even more by picking someone seen by the most ardent members of that group as someone who will be an uncompromising advocate for conservative principles inside a Romney White House.
Nonetheless, important work on worse case scenarios is ongoing, and it is essential for UNICEF to maintain strong capacities to respond to new crises and to keep playing a key role as advocate for humanitarian principles and approaches, especially in the interactions with the protection and military branches of MINUSMA7.
Mr. Toomey was the serious one, and a leader of a pack of "pit bull" legislators who became fierce advocates for conservative principles.
In advocating for humanitarian principles and promoting the adoption of the rights based approach to programming in humanitarian as well as development contexts, it is a crucial voice (though not yet loud enough) for promoting the rights-based approach within the wider humanitarian and UN system.
Mr Koh could well have been the "strongest and most effective advocate" for "human rights principles relating to the use of drones" and nevertheless also have been a key legal architect of a programme that has done "structural damage to the cornerstones of international security and set precedents that undermine the protection of life across the globe in the longer term," as a UN report put it.
This very day, in 687 United Nations-run schools in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, children will advocate for human rights principles.
While some researchers advocate for universal ethical principles in research [ 5, 10- 13], others argue that standards must be adjusted for culturally diverse settings [ 4, 7, 8].
I am not necessarily saying that Mr. Lusk needs to throw out his rule, although its homophobia is evident, but I am suggesting that he needs to understand, support and advocate for the larger principle behind it.
While I have no idea whether the 30-year-old Ms. Fluke wants sex at all – she is advocating for a principle on behalf of all women at Georgetown Law School, not just for herself – the right clearly sees her as the embodiment of what it fears in modern American culture, where women are free to indulge themselves and get away with it.
Now, with a fresh P-22 tattoo on her shoulder, she uses his plight to advocate for connectivity (the conservation principle that calls for linking areas of habitat), especially in cities, where habitat may exist but the boundaries to it are often fatal.
But in 1954 Labour's national executive proscribed Socialist Outlook, and expelled David and two Norwood colleagues (including the young Ted Knight) for advocating "principles … opposed to those of the Labour party".
