Sentence examples for primary advocate for from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

Chris Nowinski, a former Harvard football player and the primary advocate for reform in the treatment of sports concussions, joined others involved with the issue in calling Tuesday's events the most significant since Waters killed himself.

Along with Kevin Tsujihara, a member of Warner's three-member office of the president, Mr. Gianopulos was identified last week by other studio and theater executives as a primary advocate for the current plan, which lets studios experiment with the timing and mix of on-demand films without immediately shaking the theatrical market.

CF: My principal role as Chairman of Victory 08 is to be a primary advocate for John McCain and for the party.

The dyspeptic delegate from Massachusetts was the primary advocate for Richard Henry Lee's historic resolution that "these united colonies are and of a right ought to be free and independent States".

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

Stronger unions — or federal regulators, who have increasingly replaced unions as the primary advocates for workers — could improve conditions in the service sector, too.

Just in that first sentence lies one of the greatest misconceptions about our agency as a whole: that we are the primary advocates for our projects.

WHEN PRINCETON'S NEW LEWIS ARTS COMPLEX was under design, Jane Cox was one of the primary advocates for going all-LED in the new theatrical performing spaces.

In a joint statement, the high commissioners for Barbados and St Kitts and Nevis, the primary advocates for the Caribbean on this matter, said that the home secretary Amber Rudd had indicated "acute awareness of the need for urgency" in a meeting with the Caribbean leaders, and hoped the issue could be resolved.