Sentence examples for representative advocate from inspiring English sources

Now, I tried to imagine how a young Palestinian-American living in New York might feel hearing their elected representative advocate the economic strangling of the men, women, and children of Gaza.

4. Write a letter to a government representative advocating the further funding, research and use of one of these renewable sources of energy.

Amazingly, the reality is that technological invention and innovation is intensely utilized in the manufacture of vehicles (and most manufactured products), yet the workers and their union representative advocates fail to realize that what they should be organizing and fighting for is OWNERSHIP in the future non-human productive capital assets of their companies.

In 1999 Greens in the European Parliament formed a bloc with the European Free Alliance, whose representatives advocate for national groups that lack their own state and for other minority groups.

"For the protection and welfare of children to be taken seriously, and not be marginalized," said Mr. Otunnu, a former Ugandan foreign minister, "we must have within the central political structure a representative, an advocate, whose charge is making sure that the head of mission will have to coordinate these issues".

Egbase did not speak with the President as a representative or advocate of the Nigerian government, although he has friends in top government offices there.

Lourdes hopes to be a representative and advocate for Ecuador's indigenous people, especially children, perhaps at the United Nations.

If you are going to effectively communicate with medical staff and serve as an intelligent representative and advocate for the mother, it is your job to understand when and why medication or medical intervention may be necessary.

The 36 oral and 12 written submissions analysed included evidence given by a wide range of experts including 12 medical and social care professionals, eight legal professionals, two persons with disability, four current and former carers/family members, seven academics, three faith group leaders, nine representatives of advocate groups and seven representatives of professional bodies.

As part of the research for his book about foreign lobbying, "The Foreign Policy Auction," slated for publication in late 2011 or early 2012, Freeman says he has documented "dozens of instances where lobbyists meet with representatives to advocate for foreign clients, and then give the exact same representative a campaign contribution that very same day".

"It is my honor to be elected representative for advocating rights by law," he said in a telephone interview.