The phrase "advocate line" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to advocacy or support, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The advocate line for the organization provides resources for those seeking help."
Alternatives: "support line" or "advocacy channel".
But as the administration, through the Federal Emergency Management Agency, appears to advocate lining the river with levees and flood walls, it should look downstream to Louisiana, which has come to its own solution, for better or worse, about how to handle its end of the Mississippi.
Animal welfare advocates lined up with traditional bush communities.
For much of last year, legislators argued over the rules as developers and planning advocates lined up support on each side.
(National abortion rights advocates lined up behind the sole Democratic candidate, an abortion rights supporter herself who had announced well before Friday that she would challenge Mr. Stupak).
Idezawa had previously advocated for Line to go public, but the fact that it hasn't held an IPO yet may show that Line wants to grow its international user base before listing.
For liberals, and especially for single-payer advocates, their line in the sand has been drawn at the government-run public option, and so health care cooperatives represent another degree of sellout.
That is debatable, as many passionate advocates have lined up against surrendering a patrimony — green space — for another stadium.
Already, lobbyists and policy advocates are lining up to meet with him, and his phone is ringing incessantly.
Hughes, who said that his side would seek to have Derry's dismissal rescinded, suggested that more officials of a superior quality was the solution, rather than advocating goal-line technology.
Dozens of privacy advocates have lined up against CISA, the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act making its way through Congress.
