Sentence examples for should be advocated for from inspiring English sources

Several authors have suggested that surgical reconstruction should be advocated for those patients who have physically demanding occupations or sporting interests.

Reduced sodium intake and the DASH diet should be advocated for the prevention and treatment of high BP, particularly because the benefits to BP strengthen as subjects enter middle age, when the rate of cardiovascular disease increases sharply.

This could explain why nearly 40% of HCC patients did not receive RAI. RAI is associated with improved survival, suggesting that it should be advocated for HCC patients with tumors >2 cm and those with nodal and distant metastatic disease.

Clean water, organic food and clean air is not a "right" that should be advocated for, it is the natural state of the world before we industrialized humanity.

Breastfeeding therefore remains the best way of feeding infants despite the risk of HIV infection and should be advocated for.

More public responsibility on primary health care should be advocated for in Hong Kong and similar contexts to reduce the inequality in primary care.

You should be advocating for the people not dictating.

That's why some activists suggest that if the real goal of divestment is to have an impact on climate change, the target should be advocating for some kind of carbon tax, not divestment.

If anything, they say states should be advocating for simplifying repayment plans and for more counseling before students borrow, which could ameliorate many of the problems that servicers are being blamed for.

What is going to hurt them is the price of oil (or natural gas or coal). That's why some activists suggest that if the real goal of divestment is to have an impact on climate change, the target should be advocating for some kind of carbon tax, not divestment.

It's seductive to be associated with a household name such as Marcelo Bielsa or Jurgen Klinsmann, but by flirting with an overseas coach the governing body betrays a lack of faith in the system it oversees and should be advocating for.