Sentence examples for common advocacy from inspiring English sources
Aides said the two men had much in common: advocacy for tougher gun laws, abortion rights and the importation of prescription drugs from Canada.
The charge provoked an angry response from Bruce Teitelbaum, the manager of Mr. Giuliani's Senate campaign, and from Mr. Capoccia, who said his longtime support of the mayor was based on their common advocacy of gay and lesbian rights.
While decision-making participation model is quite common, advocacy NGOs have not constructed a universal and institutional path for participation, despite their occasional successes.
These algorithms may either be classified by common advocacies or be developed by a paradigm of design.
It's common for advocacy groups on both sides of the political spectrum to purchase mailing lists and phone lists from other like-minded organizations, such as political parties that generally support the same issue platform.
Pages like "Trump 2020," which are set up by people outside of campaigns or political groups, have become an increasingly common and powerful advocacy tool.
A free text section for "Comments" at the end of the questionnaire generated several comments about common barriers to advocacy engagement.
25th Anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of Children I am very happy to contribute to this reflection on "Protecting Children from Violence" for UNICEF's common communication and advocacy effort to mark the 25th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
In a statement following the Commons exchange, Refugee Council advocacy officer Anna Musgrave said: "The Refugee Council welcomes the prime minister's commitment to revisit the issue of refugee resettlement from Syria.
Scaled performance metrics replace the more common and traditional advocacy-based approach to decision making.
The justice came under criticism last week from Common Cause, a liberal advocacy group, for failing to disclose Mrs. Thomas's employment as required under the 1978 Ethics in Government Act.
