Sentence examples for advocates rather from inspiring English sources

Parents facing due-process hearings often seek the assistance of nonlawyer advocates rather than lawyers.

He said McClure had held closed-door "soft consultations" a couple of months ago, with handpicked disability and welfare advocates, rather than throwing open the process.

But there may be another root cause – the CPS policy of employing criminal barristers as in-house crown advocates, rather than paying them a fee case by case.

He should, she says, "be brought to justice in accordance with international law for his own crimes against humanity… and he should be denounced by human rights advocates, rather than represented by them".

However, the list of these problems is, even for space elevator advocates, rather daunting.

Customers today expect highly personalized and exceptional experiences to stay loyal and become advocates, rather than just conventionally "satisfied".

A | New rules suggest big law firms will increasingly use qualified solicitor-advocates rather than high-calibre barristers.

It was advocated, rather, by his critic, John Locke.

Perhaps Browne would have more luck if he were an environmental advocate rather than a scientist.

Getting sentimental about this, however, would involve becoming an advocate rather than a sceptic.

Ruth moves from colorblind to racial-awareness advocate rather too quickly.