Sentence examples for properly advocated from inspiring English sources

In his post-match attempts to twist the knife, Ponting said it was great Ramprakash's name was already in the frame (even though only one serious Sunday paper properly advocated his inclusion).

Even though the average number of antenatal visits was satisfactory, early booking at a health centre need to be properly advocated to mothers to avoid poor birth outcome such as low birth weight.

Properly advocating for one's client means being prepared to encounter either kind of judge".

"When one side doesn't have a lawyer and isn't able to properly advocate for themselves, then we aren't upholding the rule of law," she said.

(You shouldn't feel like you have to dig out your old high school physics textbook or sift through mind-numbing government reports to get your energy knowledge base up to speed!) The basic mission here is to combat energy illiteracy, with the basic reason being that you can't properly advocate for what you don't fully understand.

A lot of young people feel so honored to get work that they forget to properly advocate for themselves financially.

The Rice family's attorney, Subodh Chandra, accused prosecutors of failing to properly advocate for the victim and of "sandbagging" the grand jury proceedings by improperly releasing case documents.

The disclosures provide fodder for Trump critics like Rather, who are concerned that the new administration is too chummy with the Russian government to properly advocate for American interests.

People who work tirelessly to properly advocate for things like health care reform accept that they have a challenging case to make, that making that case is hard work, and that the case is best made when you are operating within the constraints of objective reality.

New homes can be built on brownfield and there is plenty of scope to fix the housing crisis without building on the green belt...so my point is: you don't need to go to the green belt if you use land already available in London properly...People who advocate most for building on the green belt are developers.

Although I'm sure she believes she's advocating properly for the teachers in our district, I often find her tactics to be obstructionist and divisive to the overall welfare of what is in the best interest of students and the community at large.