Sentence examples for going advocate for 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.

Clients and competitors are not going to become advocates for closing the gender income gap.

"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.

"If somebody is going to try to advocate on behalf of a person who is going to advocate for illegals, that person should never be allowed to even be a candidate," Mr. Wysolmierski said.

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

"Crucial details remain to be addressed on these issues, and additional steps are needed on other important issues, so we'll continue to work with the Administration and Congress to keep the momentum going and advocate for reforms consistent with the principles we outlined in December".

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?

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

As they briefly state (before going onto advocate for the same military intervention), previous attempts – most notably Operation Lightning Thunder – were a disaster, with heavy consequences for civilians.

''But I'm not going to advocate for courts playing an inappropriate role and using an inappropriate test.'' Goedert argues that rather than turning to the courts, opponents of gerrymandering should push for commissions.

CLINTON:... the fact is, he's going to advocate for the largest tax cuts we've ever seen, three times more than the tax cuts under the Bush administration.