Sentence examples for principle advocate from inspiring English sources

HB850's principle advocate was the North Carolina Harm Reduction Coalition (NCHRC), a public health organization that has trained over 1000 law enforcement officers in North and South Carolina on how to avoid needle-stick injuries and reduce disease transmission.

The observation that these cancers are associated with long patient intervals despite the presence of clear-cut symptoms in most patients subsequently diagnosed with them would, in principle, advocate the development and evaluation of public health campaigns aimed at raising awareness of symptoms, and appropriate help-seeking behaviour, for these (rarer) cancers.

This pilot study indicates success of the intended draft principle, advocating further research.

As a writer, Lawrence followed the principle advocated by Saul Bellow's Augie March that "everybody knows there is no fineness or accuracy of suppression; if you hold down one thing you hold down the adjoining".

The principle advocated in this paper is to design coastal infrastructures, at micro- to macro-biological scales, using a combination of fine and large scale physical and chemical modifications to hard substrates, within the scope of civil engineering requirements.

If a system of strict equality maximizes the absolute position of the least advantaged in society, then the Difference Principle advocates strict equality.

The plan will reiterate a call for tax reform to be guided by the so-called Buffett rule, the principle advocated by billionaire Warren Buffett that no household making more than $1 million a year should pay less than a 30% tax rate.

In this situation, applying the implicit consent principle advocated by French law but rejected in the present document raises obvious moral concerns.

In response the principle advocates that actions ought to be taken to avoid or reduce the harm, and that these actions need to be proportionate to the seriousness of the potential harm.

Underpinning this approach is the principle, advocated by the panel, that any attempt to become smoke-free and to protect children from SHS should be valued and that such attempts should not be negated by goals that seem not immediately feasible for some parents.

Fear is not an emotion a philosopher should have and a philosopher should never follow the majority when they do evil, a principle advocated by Socrates.