Sentence examples for consistently advocated for from inspiring English sources

The Ohio Student Association has consistently advocated for tangible policy changes.

Curbelo has consistently advocated for decency, sobriety, and civility in politics and more broadly in American society.

In recent years, feminists in the United States have consistently advocated for the appointment of more female justices to the Supreme Court.

"The Brics have consistently advocated for the reform of existing institutions of international governance, including the World Bank and the IMF," said Flávio Damico, head of the department of inter-regional mechanisms of the Brazilian foreign ministry.

King appeared in Sanders's Spike Lee-directed promotional video that came out shortly before the New York primary, and he has consistently advocated for the senator from Vermont on Twitter for months.

"I have consistently advocated for budget cuts over the last three years, but my Republican conservative colleagues can't get enough," said John Vratil, a moderate senator who is retiring this year, in part, he said, because of the divisiveness in the Legislature.

In my work as a therapist in Los Angeles, California, I consistently advocate for the right of children of custody to have A-rated parenting even as they shuttle between two different households and the cultures which require code-switching between them.

In fact, unions push back on poverty by raising wages, reducing inequality, and boosting opportunity for kids of members and non-members alike, and teachers unions are one of the few interest groups that consistently advocate for low- and middle-income interests.

The caucus was inspired by Ifeoma Ike, the co-founder of Black and Brown People Vote, and a collective of six other women involved in the #SheWoke committee which is comprised of leading black women activists who consistently advocate for black women's rights, including Ike, Nakisha M. Lewis, Tiffany D. Hightower, Shambulia Gadsden Sams, Sharisse Stancil-Ashford, Dr.

UNICEF consistently advocates for the earliest possible return to school of children in conflicts areas.

She has consistently advocated a "privileged partnership" for Turkey — meaning that it would be granted substantial benefits but barred from membership, thus denying Turkey the right to vote on E.U. matters.