Sentence examples for advocating for something from inspiring English sources

As with his previous fights with Warner Music (detailed in the Daily Beast article), Prince seems to be advocating for something more sophisticated, where artists have more control over how their music appears on these services.

"[I'm] advocating for something that's important to me".

"You're advocating for something that's not normal, that's not natural.

Facebook added that nationalist and separatist groups in general may be advocating for something but not necessarily indicating the inferiority of others.

"There are people who say I am no longer a journalist because I have taken a position and am advocating for something.

By advocating for something so radical and unlikely, attention could be properly focused on what was actually achievable, beginning with restoring basic consumer protections to student loans.

"If a company came that wanted us to write a piece that advocated for something other than that, the answer would be no".

But the variable that best predicted parents' choices was the number of people in their networks who advocated for something other than government recommendations.

Even if you get a response from a staffer, keep that relationship in mind and bring up the time you reached out if you ever advocate for something.

Also, why frame careful preparation as a bad thing, and (if you are advocating for mothers) as something that "much of the time" is not characteristic of mothers?

Instead, they are in the odd position of advocating immunity for something that they insist is not a crime.