The phrase "advocated press" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and lacks clarity in meaning. An example could be: "The advocated press should focus on unbiased reporting."
Alternatives: "supported media" or "promoted journalism."
The authors concluded that the higher levels of load reduction can promote late resorption of the graft and they advocated press-fit stems as a more adequate choice after graft incorporation.
The government advocates press freedom and the right of citizens to have access to truthful information, but harmful accusations without proof should be eradicated.
This behavior led the Committee to Protect Journalists, a not-for-profit organization that advocates press freedom under repressive regimes around the world, to declare in October that Trump was a "threat to press freedom in the United States".
Violence against journalists increased last year, as combatants around the world increasingly focused on reporters as unwelcome witnesses to war crimes and other abuses, a group that advocates press freedom said today.
Reporters Without Borders, a group advocating press freedom, recommends that Internet companies also adopt a good conduct code, pledging not to filter out words like "democracy" and "human rights" from search engines and maintaining their e-mail and Internet servers outside China.
As word spread about the Chipotle sponsorship, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) advocates pressed the company on its decision, which seemed to go against its policy of not supporting "organizations that discriminate against a person or a group on the basis of age, political affiliation, race, national origin, ethnicity, gender, disability, sexual orientation or religious belief".
NC I have not advocated banning Press TV.
You've advocated boycotting Press TV and raised concerns about Russia Today in the past, partly because they are state-funded and toe that line.
In Russia and in Britain, the Lebedevs have advocated a press that is not aligned with or controlled by any political or business faction, and under them, The Standard has moved away from its former pro-Conservative stance.
Colleges Become Major Front in Fight Over Carrying Guns Public colleges and universities have become a major front in the nation's debate over guns as gun-rights advocates press to expand the right to carry concealed weapons.
And her case is being held up as an example of the system's worst and best approaches toward the mentally ill, as advocates press the Obama administration for change.
