Sentence examples for longer advocated for from inspiring English sources

Although strict glycaemic control (80 110 mg/dl) is no longer advocated for most ICUs, there is a consensus that manifest hyperglycaemia should be treated and insulin-induced hypoglycaemia should be avoided [ 7, 10, 11].

Once this happens, teachers are no longer advocates for children.

"I no longer advocate for a particular tipping point, but the way I think of it is that when it comes to our positivity ratios, the higher the better, but within balance".

After critically thinking about what it meant to plan ones life and while at the Mulu Health Center in the Tigray region of Ethiopia, I decided that I could no longer advocate for something that I didn't already practice.

The Bush administration no longer advocates a balanced budget.

I no longer advocate anything.

The new Florida law was pushed by Rep. state Sen. David Simmons, who for years has advocated for a longer school day, claiming other industrialized nations provide more instructional time for their students than the U.S. does, the Sentinel reports.

"I advocated for him," Ms. West said.

He advocated for the Muslim community.

This is what divine religions advocated for.

She points out that it's no longer just women advocating for women, male executives have taken it upon themselves to develop programmes aimed at promoting their female employees and addressing the gender gap within the business.