Sentence examples for committed advocacy from inspiring English sources

The Falla and Mansurian pieces, while rendered accurately, lacked the sort of committed advocacy that might make a newcomer think either amounted to much.

Salieri's music, for all of Bartoli's committed advocacy, still doesn't measure up to Mozart's, but no singer can match this mezzosoprano's combination of opulence, accuracy, and sheer expressive fire.

Mr. Strassberger's engagement was evident throughout, helping to underscore the most crucial lesson to be learned from the undertaking: "Der Ferne Klang" is not merely a lavish curiosity worth a sidelong glance but a powerful, provocative work that richly deserves the committed advocacy it received here.

As a result of his committed advocacy, Jeffrey was appointed and served on several NASD and NASDAQ related committees and was a frequent featured speaker and panelist at industry forums sponsored by the NASAA, NASD, NASDAQ, SEC and the SIA.

She understood what was needed-strong women, from all areas of the city, working together across lines of race and class, focusing on the root causes of poverty, committed to advocacy, determined to improve the lives of women and their families in New York City.

With the support of notable partners such as the ACLU, Planned Parenthood, GLAAD, Human Rights Campaign, the Southern Law and Poverty Center, Amnesty International, NAACP, the National Resources Defense Council and dozens others, the Women's March has built a fierce network committed to advocacy.

UNICEF has participated in high-level consultations in all regions and has been particularly committed to advocacy at all levels, realizing that those in decision-making roles must be fully aware of the significance of IDD.

Student Support Services (S3) is committed to providing advocacy, support, and resources to undocumented + DACA students in our MIT community.

Aysha Upchurch is an artist, instructor, and an education consultant committed to youth advocacy, social inclusion, artistry development, and transformative education.

As the 2015 U.N. Climate Change Conference convenes on the outskirts of Paris today, many organizations and individuals committed to environmental advocacy will hold related events in the French capital.

(Indeed, it's hard to figure out what the "new majority" stands for at all; its Facebook page states it is a "policy and grassroots advocacy organization committed to educating, equipping and mobilizing citizens to take action on the critical issues that will shape our nation's future". Sounds like community organizing to me).