Sentence examples for director advocate from inspiring English sources
I saw one director advocate for a particular individual who clearly lacked an important capability the board had agreed on, because he had been impressed by the sharpness of the person's boardroom presentations early on.
The plain and simple fact is that both the Center and its director advocate positions that the Tea Party powers-that-be in North Carolina do not like.
Betty Blayton Taylor - artist, sculptor, print-maker, visionary, founder and director, advocate, activist, and administrator - we thank you for sharing your sundry bag of wonders with the thousands who were fortunate enough to cross your path.
Koch Institute director advocates support for biomedical research in testimony before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
Kim Sweet Executive Director Advocates for Children of New York New York, June 22, 2010 To the Editor: Your article was a thoughtful and objective report concerning significant issues in educating children and youth with the most severe disabilities.
In particular, the director advocates for the use of higher-quality, larger-format film stock such as anamorphic 35 mm, VistaVision, 65 mm and IMAX.
FORBES'S CONTRACT DEFENDED IN COURT; E-Director Advocated Northampton Award to Speed Program, Says Walton.
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The district directors advocated that more funds be allocated to general practitioners, believing that they will be the dominant form of primary care in China.
The Association of Art Museum Directors advances the profession by cultivating leadership capabilities of directors, advocating for the field and fostering excellence in art museums.
Lest anyone think the beast has changed entirely, the New York Times this week unearthed an extraordinary internal memo from Wal-Mart's executive vice-president of benefits to the board of directors advocating ways to slash benefit costs, which had been growing at the "unacceptable" rate of 15% a year.
