Sentence examples for simple advocacy from inspiring English sources

It's the most simple advocacy you will ever do.

These clearly partisan groups should have been tightly regulated as political action committees, but they improperly claimed exemption under the tax code as simpler advocacy organizations.

The Secretary General should consider promoting reform of the process whereby NGOs are able to gain access to its chambers, making it simpler for advocacy groups who are free of any diplomatic ties to finally pose some hard questions to delegates from abusive governments -- and just maybe get some answers.

No-one has yet explained why the simple solution of one advocacy regulator regulating the legal service of advocacy cannot be created; if one of the purposes of the LSA 2007 was to open up the courts to advocates whether they be solicitors or barristers, how dispiriting that the division is to be maintained in separate regulation for a single legal activity.

In 1796 he met Ozawa Roan, whose rejection of the traditional and formal poetic style and advocacy of simple and honest expression of feelings greatly influenced him.

Twice a month, members were offered the chance to take a simple online action, making advocacy and micro-activism easily accessible.

This is advocacy, pure and simple, and it could well determine the outcome if it sticks.

His advocacy was clear, simple, without forensic flourishes, and very effective.

Valla then went on to attack stoicism, the philosophy of the control of the emotions through reason and its advocacy of a simple life.

Not long before leaving for Africa, I had lunch with a senior official in the Clinton Administration who said that, while the foundation's work in public health has been effective, "the motive for Clinton's advocacy work is simple — he is trying to atone for what he did not do about AIDS and Rwanda when he was President".

This grassroots group, formed in the wake of Sandy Hook, continues to exert influence through simple yet effective means of advocacy and lobbying, including boycotts, demonstrations, rallies, petitions, and concerted efforts to raise awareness via social media (such as the "No Joke, Moms Vote" campaign depicted above).