Sentence examples for as advocated for from inspiring English sources

Some leadership skills are counter-intuitive: Adopting good governance measures as advocated for by donors does not necessarily make a politician a good leader.

This extended peer community, as advocated for by Funtowicz and Ravetz, should include representatives of all those that are affected by the subject and that are willing to discuss it.

Such demands necessitate new mechanisms for building capacity and supporting the ability of a community to create sustainable futures, as advocated, for example, by Yigitcanlar T [14], by introducing citizen science, participatory governance and collaborative decision-making.

It is also gratifying to see the advent of open source movement in cheminformatics on the Internet, as advocated for example by the Blue Obelisk Group [40] and witnessed by collaborative projects like Chemistry Development Kit CDK [41], Jmol [42], Bioclipse [43] and several others.

This then calls on different stakeholders within the livestock and conservation fields, who are often the biggest impediment to meaningful win-win dialogue, to find a middle ground that drives towards compatibility as advocated for by Niamir-Fuller et al. (2012) in East Africa.

High throughput ISHH as advocated for mapping high-resolution gene expression in the brain ([182] – see Allen Brain Atlas @ http://brain-map.org) is usually satisfactory for abundant genes.

Some read Nitkowski's piece as advocating for the strangulation of players.

The law forbids the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to fund research that might be seen as advocating for gun control.

Mr. Caton often used the tactic of pressuring advertisers on shows he depicted as advocating for homosexuality — "Sordid Lives," "Degrassi High" and "Modern Family".

A feminist generally self-defines as advocating for or supporting the rights and equality of women.

CORRECTION: In an earlier version of this story, a sign was described as advocating for bailouts for bartenders.