As much as I am eager to get back to working more and fighting cancer less, advocating for those with less means and access than me suffering from cancer will become and remain a major part of my life moving forward.
I can tell you from personal experience that there is nothing more disheartening than to view a very popular person's Twitter profile and realize that he or she never takes a hard stance against any issue, much less, advocates for anything he or she ever believes in.
EG's business model is more or less to advocate the hipness of its clients to its core demographic: 18- to 30-year-old men.
Mr. McCain, who had been a less aggressive advocate for Mr. Keating than the others, was reprimanded only for "poor judgment" and was re-elected the next year.
No less an advocate of abortion rights than Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has suggested that it may have been precipitate not to allow the states to come to a stronger consensus before the Court brought the reform process to an end.
Within the underappreciated totems of fifties cool, Whyte was more Bellow than Kerouac, more Basie than Coltrane, less an advocate for nonconformity than a critic of an imbalance in two ethics constantly at battle in American society and thought.
The new tool has the enthusiastic backing of no less an advocate than Bill Gates, and, just three months after its launch, it's already leading to changes in health policies.
Considering D'Antoni ran an offense that was dubbed "Seven Seconds or Less," which advocated running even on made shots and pushing the tempo at each and every opportunity, this is not surprising.
The costs of a sustained aggressive program would be $10 billion a year, or $1,000 for each infection prevented, much less, prevention advocates argue, than the cost of treating people once they become ill.
