Sentence examples for professionals advocate from inspiring English sources

In his attempt to make Greenburgh the best place to live in Westchester, he practices what many marketing professionals advocate -- giving customers what they want.

Similarly, many mental health professionals advocate keeping a diary, often to note down when positive things have happened and how it made you feel.

But even highway professionals advocate building efficient, intercity, high speed trains and upgrading our freight rail systems.

Thus if, for example, health professionals advocate cycling as a health and climate co-benefit, the bicycle industry could benefit commercially.

For this reason, many health professionals advocate using absolute measures of effect (or its reciprocal: the numbers needed to treat) when presenting treatment effect to patients.

Some professionals advocate a stringent care routine for up to 4-6 months.

Just as every single member of the Labor party put up their hand and said 'aye' to the amendments to the Border Force Act that actually criminalised doctors and medical professionals advocating on behalf of clients on Nauru and Manus.

Many development professionals advocated a doctrine of self-reliance, typified by the slogan "African solutions to African problems" — which Dahl and Farmer felt ignored the West's role in creating those problems.

"As we all know, the appetite for doing this in one or two years is certainly not going to be what it is today," said Knut Rostad, chairman of the Committee for the Fiduciary Standard, a group of investment professionals advocating the standard.

Although many studies explore characteristics of stakeholders or publics "for" or "against" large carnivores, disagreements among conservation professionals advocating different conservation strategies also occur, but are not well recognized.

It is ironic that this phrase is frequently used by mental health professionals, advocates, and crusaders for social justice.