Sentence examples for given advocate from inspiring English sources

In short, different advocates of practical absolutism can ascribe different moral weight to different moral considerations, and we need to know what these weightings are for any given advocate.

Of course, taking a stand in favor of marijuana decriminalization might also have given advocates a major boost in their efforts to change the conversation around marijuana policy.

That gives Advocate a huge financial incentive to prevent illness, reduce complication rates and cut out unnecessary procedures and tests, all while keeping those 380,000 people coming back to Advocate doctors.

Our approach is to build and deepen relationships by inviting people who care about their communities to give, advocate and volunteer to help produce educated, financially stable and healthy individuals and families.

But a new body of research* gives advocates of Abenomics a bit of support, at least on the demographic front.

Success in New York will undoubtedly help give advocates a boost in Oregon, Maine, Washington and Maryland, all of which are considering similar measures.

McHoskey gave advocates and opponents of the Kennedy conspiracy a balanced description of arguments for and against a conspiracy to assassinate the president.

But it gave advocates something to rally around, after a bipartisan House group's efforts to write legislation fell apart last month.

But Mr. Cuomo's commitment to using his political savvy and muscle could give advocates something they had long lacked: a unifying, persuasive leader who understands the wiles and ways of Albany.

Equally, Pope Francis surprised some members of the Catholic church in 2013 by asking "who am I to judge them?" in response to a question about homosexuality and giving advocates hope of a more relaxed stance from the church.

Thus, even though the U.S. Supreme Court was careful not to rule on the issue of whether a state had to grant marriage rights to gays, federal recognition gave advocates a powerful example of the unfairness of doing otherwise.