Sentence examples for primary advocate from inspiring English sources

Acrassicauda's primary advocate has been Vice, the Brooklyn-based magazine and media company that made "Heavy Metal in Baghdad".

The corporation's president and chairman is Christopher St . Lawrence the town supervisor and the stadium's primary advocate.

But Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Democrat who has been the primary advocate of cancer mapping in the Legislature, said that the data should be much more refined and he accused the department of dragging its feet.

In a speech on Sunday at Stanford Law School, William H. Donaldson, chairman of the commission, said the proposal "solidifies the role of the fund board as the primary advocate for fund shareholders".

In his role as the primary advocate of the "birther" fiction, he proved himself to be a maestro of the mob mentality, capable of conducting his fans through crescendos of rage and self-pity and suspicion.

So the 34-year-old McMorris would seem an unlikely figure to gain prominence this summer as the primary advocate for groups that are 62 and 90percentt white.

The primary advocates of such controls are nationalist governments and archaeological advocacy groups.

The primary advocates for and leaders of these reforms are active union members.

It refers to the "inaccurate and restrictive" canon established by the style's primary advocates, Clement Greenberg and Harold Rosenberg, in the '50s.

Mr. Summers's supporters are making less noise in public, partly because some of his primary advocates are inside the White House, while Ms. Yellen's primary advocates mostly appear to be on the outside looking in.

And his pal, the neocon Douglas Feith, one of the primary advocates in the administration for unilateral regime change, told him so.