Sentence examples for effectively advocate from inspiring English sources

Amid such an ancient rivalry, how can American Mideast policy effectively advocate rule of law, transparency and human rights — the cornerstones of any democracy?

"Through our voluntary initiative and independent institutions, ever more Americans worship freely, study quietly, are cared for compassionately, experiment creatively, serve effectively, advocate aggressively and contribute generously," Mr. O'Connell wrote in a 1984 essay.

I am not saying these narratives are untrue, far from it; but if we restrict ourselves to our preconceived guidelines of what makes a success story, we are telling our story, not theirs, and we may fail to educate our audiences and effectively advocate for the real needs of the people we are seeking to assist.

Second, the value of DBER-A to the DBER community itself and to individual DBER fields consists of creating a common voice to effectively advocate for DBER and provide a forum for community reflection and development.

It's hard to see how a star-chamber FISA-like review board can effectively advocate for stripping government agencies of that power — even if that would make the public more safe.

Adding Netflix will allow us to even more effectively advocate for the global community of creative storytellers, and I look forward to seeing what we can all achieve together".

By effectively advocating repatriation of energy policy to Member States, President Barroso appears to have forgotten his previous calls for "more European integration" on energy policy".

This in turn led to the greatly increased use of soft money (unregulated monies donated to political parties for general purposes) for carefully crafted television advertising that effectively advocated the election or defeat of candidates without doing so in "express terms".

To bolster innovation in sectors like e-Commerce, the Chinese State Council released guidance back in 2015 effectively advocating for investment in the ad-tech space.

Though the area offered France little economic or strategic gain, the military effectively advocated greater conquest in the region.

He effectively advocated an updated version of the Glass-Steagall Act, although Volcker avoided using this term.