The phrase "advocating issues" is not entirely correct and may be confusing in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of supporting or promoting specific topics or concerns, but it would be clearer to specify what issues are being advocated for.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to advocating issues related to environmental protection and social justice."
Alternatives: "promoting causes" or "supporting topics".
Much of her time in office has been spent advocating issues affecting women and Davis has become famous for tackling gender inequality in all forms.
For UNICEF and its partners, the MTDS is an important vehicle for addressing (and advocating) issues of child protection across different ministries, agencies and donors.
The awards reinforce the critical role of the media in advocating issues for and with children and young people, and honour and encourage journalistic talent across all media disciplines in promoting social change for children.
We certainly look forward to supporting UNICEF through our media and social media platforms in advocating issues such as child rights, children with disabilities, bullying and environmental awareness," said Mr. Karyabudi Mohd Aris, Head of International Marketing at Les Copaque.
During the 13 years Miller served on the AFL-CIO board, she advocated issues such as equal opportunity, equal pay, child care, parental leave and the rights of pregnant women in the workplace.
They advocate issues that concern children and they also make these issues known to the rest of the community.
Frustrated by the speaker's position, advocates issued an ultimatum: Unless Ms. Quinn agreed to apply the requirement to businesses with as few as 20 workers, the talks would be off.
Issues matter, but not as much as our conception of the person advocating those issues.
"As prime minister, David Cameron did a lot when it came to advocating LGBT issues".
Monitoring of bills is not legally required to be disclosed, while advocating on issues is, he noted.
Joseph Bruno, the state Senate majority leader, thinks the governor has his priorities wrong; he should be advocating other issues, such as making more use of the death penalty.
