The phrase "advocate three" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific advocate or a group of three advocates, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "In our discussion, we need to advocate three key points to support our argument."
Alternatives: "support three" or "promote three".
In a joint paper this week, two German Europhiles, Daniela Schwarzer of the SWP think-tank in Berlin, and Guntram Wolff of Bruegel in Brussels, advocate three measures: increasing public investment in Germany, facilitating migration by Europeans to Germany and liberalising the services sector.
Zhou and Chen (2002) advocate three safety design principles that should govern future new industrial development: (1) firms should avoid sites where explosions can be caused by natural disasters; (2) the interplay between hazardous sources and surrounding environment must inform future planning.
To enable this novel structure, we advocate three major modules: (1) career readiness, to assert professional dispositions, (2) career prediction to identify a domain of employment, and (3) career development that evolves into motivation and skills relevant to the predicted domain of practice.
In Philadelphia, at the Church of the Advocate, three retired bishops – Daniel Corrigan, former church head of domestic missions, Robert L. De Witt of the diocese of Pennsylvania, and Edward Randolph Welles II of the diocese of West Missouri – ordained eleven women priests, cheered by a large congregation.
His successor Walter Smith is, shall we say, unlikely to advocate zero tolerance.
She also contacted the public advocate, two City Council members and Advocates for Children, a nonprofit group that monitors city schools.
The news was first reported by Metro Weekly and The Advocate, two publications that focus on gay issues.
He is not quoted about possibilities that he might run for comptroller or public advocate, two other elected offices with which his name has been associated.
No one was embarrassed to advocate zero tolerance toward all terrorism, including not only that of the Mujahedeen Khalq, but also that of Iran.
Open contests are expected for all three citywide offices (mayor, comptroller, public advocate), four of the five borough presidencies (Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island), and at least 19 of the 51 seats on the City Council.
The only rock solid requirement is a 3% down payment; some politicians are also proposing to lower this to 1.5%, and others advocate zero payment.
