Sentence examples for regarded advocate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boyland's district office in Brownsville is on Thomas S. Boyland Street, named for his uncle, a popular state assemblyman who was a highly regarded advocate for the less fortunate.

But then she changed the script, positioning herself as a Hollywood power player on Latino issues and a highly regarded political advocate.

It is well regarded by advocates in the field.

The revolutionary movement, on the other hand, is regarded as advocating replacement of existing values.

He is highly regarded by advocates for refugees, and has been chosen as Assistant Secretary for International Organizations.

He joined the Red Sox as a rookie in 2004, and was already highly regarded by advocates of the so-called Moneyball approach because of his high on-base percentage.

The Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association, of which all provincial palliative care associations are members, will play a particularly central role in this regard, advocating for changes to federal government officials in Ottawa.

Dr. Gutmann has long been regarded as an advocate for diversity in higher education, and she emphasized that she wanted to continue Penn's investments in the neighborhoods that surround the university in Philadelphia.

Other shareholders thought it absurd to oppose Mr Buffett a good-governance advocate regarded as a hero by investors in his own company, Berkshire Hathaway and voted overwhelmingly in his favour.Mr Harrigan's links to unions (shared, incidentally, by several other CalPERS board members) have also come under fire.

Perhaps because of the less cautious advocacy of right to revolution among other members of his coterie, particularly Naigeon, or perhaps because he criticized the kings of his time so fiercely, Holbach is sometimes regarded as an advocate of revolution.

Ramarayaningar was regarded as an advocate of democracy and a staunch supporter of empowerment of the depressed classes.