Sentence examples for specifically advocated for from inspiring English sources

Responding to The Huffington Post's question about why the RNC waited so long to launch a Spanish-language TV ad, Boza said the RNC, "for many months," has run online ads in Spanish "featuring a diverse group of Hispanics who have specifically advocated for Mr. Trump". .

In Australia, several government policy documents and independent reports have specifically advocated for the inclusion of IPE in health professional education programs [ 8, 9].

With my corporate shackles gone, I could now specifically advocate for equal voting rights for my fellow Puerto Ricans living on the island of Puerto Rico who remain banned from voting for their own President of the United States.

Settlement houses such as the Hull House were both a nexus for social service delivery (daycare centers, homeless shelters, public kitchens and baths) and political activism and political advocacy -- specifically advocating for social legislation to combat poverty.

Volunteers knocked on thousands of doors to urge people to vote against Arpaio ― they did not specifically advocate for Penzone ― and held events against him, including a mock-retirement party outside his office. .

Specifically, they advocate for changes that increase the likelihood that healthy foods will be chosen by default.

Specifically, we advocate for the use of a deterministic backoff for two consecutive times after each successful transmission, and we name this improved protocol CSMA/E2CA.

Specifically, he advocates for shining light on the mining of minerals and insisting that all our electronics be made from minerals certified as conflict-free.

In fact, a 1976 amendment to the Consumer Product Safety Act that the National Rifle Association advocated for specifically forbids the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) from regulating the sale and manufacture of guns, despite the fact that they are one of the most lethal consumer products, killing more than 30,000 people a year and injuring 72,000 others.

Specifically, more males than females advocated for sex to be saved until marriage and also wanted a strong abstinence message and education.

But some far-right politicians who advocated for the ban pointed out its impact specifically on Muslim communities. .