Sentence examples for forcefully advocated for from inspiring English sources
In the project, Escuder forcefully advocated for prisoners' having the freedom to procreate.
In that role he forcefully advocated for the Army to retain a significant mounted capability, one that would include reconnaissance regiments both motorized and horse-based.
"Unfortunately," he continues, "not all content and applications providers have embraced openness and neutrality… Netflix, which has forcefully advocated for carrier neutrality, has discriminated against BlackBerry customers by refusing to make its streaming movie service available to them.
He also took a swing at Netflix: "Netflix, which has forcefully advocated for carrier neutrality, has discriminated against BlackBerry customers by refusing to make its streaming movie service available to them".
7) I think it would have helped President Obama's standing with his political base -- and swing voters -- had he more forcefully advocated for a public option throughout the last months.
It's pathetic, as I've pointed out again and again, that much of the mainstream media has portrayed Trump as "more accepting on gay issues" than other Republicans -- again grading him on a curve because he's not railing against gays like others have -- while he has forcefully advocated for Scalia-like justices on the court, producing a list of 20.
And as unfortunate as it was for that specific woman to randomly receive a provisional ballot, she was very empowered and was forcefully advocating for her own right to vote.
Mr. Teepell, a former deputy political director at the Republican National Committee whose family has been active in the home-school movement in Baton Rouge, has emerged as Mr. Jindal's point man at the Louisiana Capitol, forcefully advocating for the voucher program, for one.
In the days since his daughter's death, Parker has started forcefully advocating for politicians to restrict access to firearms.
In a speech at Kansas State University, the Pentagon chief forcefully advocated a larger budget for the State Department.
