Sentence examples for be able to advocate from inspiring English sources

I hope that he will be able to advocate for his own needs.

Alexandra Runswick, director of Unlock Democracy, a campaign group, said charities "should be able to advocate, not just knit" and suggested that Newmark's tone was condescending.

At the Environmental Protection Agency, Christie Whitman, now governor of New Jersey, will not be able to advocate her pro-choice position.

"It's my responsibility to be able to advocate on pro-Israel issues," said Representative Michael Grimm of New York, a freshman who went with the first group of Republicans, in a telephone interview from the country.

If you booked through a third-party travel site like Expedia or Travelocity, add its customer service line to your roster; it may be able to advocate on your behalf.

Hazel Edwards, Manager of the Discovery Museum, said It is a thrill to be able to advocate the work and lives of these remarkable women who inspire the next generation of visionary scientists and innovative engineers.

In addition to voicing the wishes of the administration, he was able to advocate convoys without using the word "convoy".

Over the course of her career, Warren has been able to advocate for struggling people without actually having to work for­— and thus inevitably disappoint — them.

"E.S.L. parents had a lot to say but couldn't express themselves, and being able to advocate for them brings me joy".

"We would never have been able to advocate successfully without these measures," said Stefan Pryor, the city's deputy mayor for economic development.

The aspect of my role that I find most rewarding is gaining the trust and confidence of my clients and being able to advocate on their behalf.