Sentence examples for informed advocacy from inspiring English sources

"Elizabeth's record of effective, determined and informed advocacy has earned her support locally and nationally from tens of thousands of contributors whose average donation is less than $100," Mr. Sullivan said.

Findings can serve as an early warning system for possible adverse effects on clinical care and as a basis for community outreach, editorial comment, and informed advocacy.

These include: informed advocacy; setting-up "learning projects"; scaling-up successful projects and formulation of regional, national and local strategies; developing practical tools to facilitate PPM DOTS and pursuing an operational research agenda to help better design and shape PPM DOTS strategies.

Science can thus be of assistance to religious leaders and communities, as they seek to fulfill their calling to care for the Earth, through more informed advocacy and actions.

The report, authored by Raincoast scientists Corinna Wainwright, Dr. Chris Darimont and Dr. Paul Paquet, builds a foundation for longer-term, larger-scale research, informed advocacy, and educational outreach throughout cougar distribution in BC, and on Vancouver Island in particular.

Herein, we propose a scientifically informed advocacy agenda developed at the International Childhood TB meeting held in Stockholm, Sweden, from March 17 to 18, 2011, which calls for a renewed effort to improve the situation for children affected by Mycobacterium tuberculosis exposure, infection or disease.

Both those advocating for health research funding to address diseases or health conditions, and policy-makers who determine government resource allocations can use information about funding levels to inform advocacy positions and governmental funding decisions.

As well, by conceptualizing patient-perceptions of breast surgery outcomes, it may inform advocacy efforts and future health-services research.

This may be partly related to weaknesses in the available research and evidence to inform advocacy and programmatic strategies.

Academic and research institutions contribute to child-focused research and the development of concrete evidence to inform advocacy and policy dialogue.

In particular, it may provide a basis for establishing comprehensive RVF outbreak preparedness and inform advocacy dialogues as well public education campaigns.