Sentence examples for expected to advocate from inspiring English sources

Can teachers be expected to advocate a level of tolerance that they themselves do not feel?

A White House report, out soon, is expected to advocate a consumer-privacy law.

The Treasury Department largely drafted the Senate version of the Volcker Rule, and is expected to advocate for it.

Coming from a long line of market gunners and baymen, the sculptor Michael Combs might be expected to advocate recreational hunting and fishing.

The court regularly asks the solicitor general for guidance in cases where the government isn't a party, with the solicitor general expected to advocate for the interests of the United States.

He was expected to advocate some scaling-back of the investment banking division even before the losses but is resisting calls from some Swiss politicians to break up the bank to safeguard its private banking division.

Students are expected to self-advocate for support services.

But Prime Minister David Cameron - who has revealed he slept outside the Mall to secure a good spot for the 1981 wedding - might be expected to give advocates of a day off a sympathetic hearing.

Evidence that some participants were unaware of what support was available to them is concerning as the participants described being expected to self-advocate and identify their own needs.

This review is also expected to be an advocate for research in lithium ion conducting membranes.

She would be expected to be their advocate, ensuring they receive the benefits they are entitled to, and advise them about budget keeping.