Sentence examples for advocating programs from inspiring English sources

In other words, both candidates are advocating programs with differing ideological bases, but with the common feature of exceeding the available surplus.

He said the combined organization could have a stronger voice in advocating programs for the blind like the Guild's long-term managed-care operation, which is financed with federal Medicaid money that is allocated by the state.

The reasons reflect the ideological leanings of the candidates, with Senator John McCain proposing tax cuts that go beyond President Bush's and the Democrats advocating programs costing hundreds of billions of dollars.

Nixon also discussed economics, articulating his opposition to social welfare, and advocating programs designed to help African Americans start their own small businesses.

They advocated programs ranging from social reform to the defense of free enterprise.

The National Postdoc Association and our own Postdoc Network have advocated programs for improving training in these nonscientific areas that are, however, essential for success in a scientific career.

She advocates programs that help women develop a perspective from which overcoming addiction can be understood not just as an individual health or will-power problem, but as part of a shared project of personal and community transformation.

Recognizing that intelligence could be shaped and nurtured, he advocated programs tailored to their particular needs and challenges.

But he backed away from advocating universal programs and now favors as a first step a $3,000 tax credit, which Mr. Franks also supports.

That's what I get for advocating therapeutic programs.

Here, Youth Advocates Programs Inc., a nonprofit based in Philadelphia with a record of success helping at-risk youth, recruits and trains the advocates in the same communities where the students live.