Sentence examples for same advocacy from inspiring English sources

The South Korea study, which was financed by Autism Speaks, the same advocacy group behind the Queens effort, screened 55,000 students in the Ilsan district of the city of Goyang.

At each stop, the august courtrooms have been populated with many of the same lawyers and observers, and the same advocacy groups and commentators have held dueling news conferences outside each courthouse.

That argument too willingly accepts the restriction's affront to free speech and ignores the larger assault on justice when lawyers for poor clients are barred from using the same advocacy tools that private lawyers use.

According to the Liberty Counsel, the same advocacy group that help defend Mississippi's controversial personhood measure, the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that said fetuses are not legally protected until they are viable outside the womb is "out of step with history, law and science regarding the humanity of unborn children".

At the same time advocacy groups have been calling for official inquiries into the role of the police in several violent incidents.

At the same time, advocacy groups are pushing for expanded spending on research into maladies from pediatric brain cancer to Alzheimer's disease.

This fall, Berkeley suspended an academic course called "Palestine: a Settler Colonial Inquiry" after complaints from the same Israel advocacy organizations who had previously tried to get the Education Department to stifle campus debate.

To quote Evan Wolfson, head of the nonpartisan same-sex advocacy group Freedom To Marry, "Generally speaking, the Republican Party has been horrible".

And, even worse, I have seen my colleagues perpetuating the idea that slacktivism is the same as true advocacy.

He shares other influences with Mrs. Bachmann and ties to some of the same figures and advocacy groups, including the Tea Party and Mr. Dean's own lawyer, Larry Klayman, a well-known conservative/Libertarian activist (he says that he and Mrs. Bachmann have "traveled in the same ideological circles for years").

She acknowledged her vote for the Iraq war was a "mistake" and gestured in the direction of the same for her advocacy of the 2011 Libya war, but waved this away by pointing out Trump's support for the same disastrous interventions – a baffling decision for a candidate whose central pitch is that Trump is uniquely unqualified to be president.