Sentence examples for committed advocates from inspiring English sources

Both approaches have committed advocates.

It's something that makes ordinary people into--I don't want to use the word 'fanatics,' but incredibly committed advocates for this environment".

It is hard to ignore the things that went wrong with Michael Tippett's first full opera, "The Midsummer Marriage" (1955), but the British composer, and this work especially, have always had committed advocates.

The Children's Agenda (CA) is a coalition of civil society organisations who are committed advocates for child rights and are collaborating on the development and implementation of a national advocacy strategy  for child rights in Tanzania.

They have many splendid moments, however, and come alive in the hands of committed advocates.

And each of those issues has its own committed advocates and stakeholders.

Indeed, the logic of the helmetology argument seems to commit advocates of mandatory cycle helmet legislation to exactly this conclusion.

Some answers to the question that was discussed in section 2.1 suggest that theories of law are inherently evaluative in the sense of committing advocates of these theories to thick evaluative claims about the law.

The most-liked comment on a piece about a man who spent 44 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit advocates sentencing for police officers who murder people.

As a moderate Muslim American, I am at a loss as to why in 21st century America millions of law-abiding Muslim Americans stand accused, in the eyes of many, of crimes we didn't commit, advocate or condone?

The 13th Veronica Rudge Green Prize in Urban Design recognizes the High Line as exemplar for the complex coordination of creative professionals, philanthropists, and policy makers by deeply committed community advocates.