Sentence examples for full-time advocate from inspiring English sources

Then when I became president, she became a full-time advocate for her lifetime cause.

She is a full-time advocate for the prevention of child abuse who lobbies for legislation and heads a foundation.

And yet another is creating a full-time advocate for regulatory rollback: one state, Kansas, has created an "Office of the Repealer", which aggregates complaints and suggests repeals to the governor and legislature.

"No, no, no, no!" said Omarosa Manigault, perhaps the most famous former "Apprentice" hopeful, who is now an almost full-time advocate and Friend of Donald on cable television shows.

We were under Chatham House rules – so no names I'm afraid – but I can tell you that my fellow "Palestinian" negotiators included an Israeli citizen who is a full-time advocate for his country, a senior official of a pro-Israel charity, and a top figure from the Jewish Chronicle.

By hearing people's experiences first hand — whether those are your students if you become a teacher, the people who live in your buildings if you become an architect, the people who work for you if you run a small business (or a big one for that matter), or the people who are suffering injustice if you become a part- or full-time advocate — you will see what cannot be unseen.

A5 U.N. Assigns Child Advocates The United Nations has begun assigning full-time advocates of children to operations centers abroad, an official said.

For the first time in the history of its international peacekeeping missions, the United Nations has begun assigning full-time advocates of children to operations centers abroad, the secretary general's special representative for children and armed conflict said today.

With the prices agencies charge startups, it makes more sense to hire 1-2 PR managers who can be full-time advocates for your business and not be juggling 3-4 acrossts across multiple industries.

Before becoming a full time advocate for affordable housing, Stanley was renowned for twenty-five yeass as the owner and operator of Jespersen's Pastry Shop in Scarsdale Village, where his famed chocolate pastry, named for Sarah Bernhardt, brought joy to countless fans.

The experience led him to turn his business over to his son Jeffrey and become a full-time, unpaid advocate for the mentally ill.