Sentence examples for going advocate from inspiring English sources

If we're going advocate for more government spending on space, then for God's sake let's come up with a better argument.

"We're going to advocate for expanding the program, but we're also going to advocate for reforming the program," FWD.us president Todd Shulte said in an interview.

And one of the things that we are going to advocate at the end of – it's a very non-UN report – we're going to advocate massive funding to women peace-builders at the local level and the creation of a global movement for peace that uses the networks that women have created at the local level.

"Once I get him out, I'm going to advocate for others," Ms. Jones said.

His party was "not going to advocate restoring the upper tax rate of 50p".

You can see why churches aren't going to advocate an overhaul of this system any time soon.

If Mackey is going to advocate policies at odds with his customers' values, he should not be surprised when they react accordingly.

Proxy women for political parties with highly reactionary political agendas are hardly going to advocate for gender justice when in office.

"We believe in protecting ourselves, but we certainly aren't going to advocate bombing people," said Mr. Winkler, 32, adding that he had been interviewed by the F.B.I. about the bomb in Spokane, about 40 miles to the southwest.

I think the reason is that when the oil companies are in charge of bringing the solutions to the table, they are going to advocate solutions that allow them to continue recovering the oil.

Do you break with the administration and say, "No, no I'm going to advocate for Fermilab?" Is this an area of tension between you and the administration?