Sentence examples for advocating changes from inspiring English sources

President Bush, at a Labor Department retirement savings conference, advocating changes in pensions.

Yet when the measure reached the floor, Mr. Obama distanced himself from the compromise, advocating changes sought by labor groups.

The review was also welcomed by Paul Struthers, chief executive of the Professional Jockeys Association, who has been advocating changes to the existing system for years.

The administration is convinced, and Republicans in Congress fervently hope, that the presidential election proved that advocating changes to Social Security is no longer political suicide.

"It's something out of Dickens," said Philip K. Howard, the chairman of Common Good, a group advocating changes to what it calls the nation's lawsuit culture.

He said the measure of the joint panel would be its success in analyzing the Sept. 11 lapses and advocating changes to prevent a recurrence.

Brown and the entire Cabinet will enter this election advocating change.

Because of that history, some groups that are advocating change are adopting new strategies.

Supporters of the status quo were much stronger than those advocating change.

The Vatican treads a fine line between advocating change and continuing to build on its working relationship with the church.

Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) also helped through advocating change, mobilizing or through volunteerism.