Sentence examples for advocate model from inspiring English sources

After enduring years of bullying, Kaur has turned herself into a body confidence advocate, model and Instagram star, upending gender norms and beauty standards as she goes.

Meanwhile the other functions of the press (opinion, readership and business model) are so disrupted by advocates that the only option seems to be to follow the advocate model.

In the nineteen-nineties, several states created the position of solicitor general, a chief appellate advocate, modelled on the one in the United States Department of Justice, which represents the federal government before the Supreme Court.

14 21 This advocated model assumes that communication is simple and clear.

Silberman also highlights the campaigning work being done today by autistic self-advocates (modelled on the gay and deaf rights movements) to reframe autism as a "difference" to be accepted and accommodated, rather than eradicated.

It is also true that design thinkers are as accident-prone as other types of consultant when advocating models for others to follow: a 2009 book by IDEO's boss, Tim Brown, lavished praise on Hewlett-Packard and Nokia, neither of which now looks so admirable.

Shrader-Frechette (2002) has advocated models of ethically weighted cost-benefit analysis and greater public involvement in risk assessment.

For this purpose, many research works have advocated Model-Driven Development (MDD) for building context-aware service-based applications.

The FDA has advocated model-based drug development as an approach to improving knowledge management and decision making relating to drug development (in line with the "Learn and Confirm" paradigm) and has taken an active role in encouraging model development for various therapeutic areas.

Working with Elgin R. L. Gould, an advocate for model tenements, Phipps established a $1 million fund for building the model tenements that would be called Phipps Houses.

But it has accelerated and broadened as a result of the collapse of the economy, during which the United States and Europe have largely stood by refusing to help while Brazil has emerged as Argentina's leading advocate and model.