Sentence examples for effectively advocated from inspiring English sources

The report effectively advocated open-book accounting – ie that public funds, even when channelled to private firms, through outsourcing and commercial contracts should be scrutinised.

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".

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

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

The finding from this study is corroborated by data from the study by Amadi et al. [ 17] where church leaders had their capacity enhanced and they effectively advocated to duty bearers on necessary changes within their communities.

Until HCAs are in a position to effectively advocate for themselves or are effectively advocated for around the globe, it behooves health care administrators and policy makers to develop policy and legislation that protects this workforce, and indirectly, the vulnerable older persons who rely on their care.

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".

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

She is also known for effectively advocating on behalf of the nursing staff, for continually sharing of her knowledge, and for creating a supportive work environment.

In that situation, how does one most effectively advocate for an improvement in the overall package and the specific things she seems most interested in, like that retirement account?

By ascribing events such as the migrant crisis to the naivete of liberal elites, populists effectively advocate that voters can break the link between what happens inside national borders — managing the integration of migrants — with what happens outside in spiraling sectarian conflicts in the Middle East or North Africa.