Sentence examples for present advocacy from inspiring English sources

The results show that many publications present advocacy rather than evidence.

The same applies to residents' and relatives' preferences which otherwise play an important role regarding the present advocacy towards person-centred care [ 44].

Mike Pezullo, the immigration department secretary, accused the media of "essentially pamphleteering" and of presenting "advocacy labelled as journalism", in comments seized upon by Nauru authorities.

Our findings present an advocacy opportunity for legislation with the Myanmar Food and Drug Authority FDAA) to establish national condom quality standards and create a monitoring system to ensure that only condom brands that meet quality standards are circulating in the market.

The dealers association dismissed as "completely anecdotal" the information presented by advocacy groups on how widespread abusive practices like yo-yo financing are.

Instead, she presents both advocacy and critique of her beef industry and picks apart common ideas about agriculture and nutrition that don't hold up to scrutiny.

This difficulty is even more pronounced if you attempt to prioritize access to good schools -- something I know all too well from my past and present education-advocacy work.

Ms. Quinn twice praised Mr. Bloomberg, who was not present, for his advocacy on immigration and gun control issues.

That public interest may present itself as advocacy for a particular course of action, but with little consideration of the complex context of decision-making.

Polly Wiessner unites past and present, science and advocacy in her studies of traditional peoples in Africa and Papua New Guinea.

The journal provides a platform for International scientists to present their research, advocacy and recommendations relevant to the developing country context.