Sentence examples for started to advocate from inspiring English sources

Some Fed policy makers, however, have started to advocate raising the rate again, arguing that the Fed should act before the inflation rate accelerates.

Young women have started to advocate at a regional level to help convince policymakers to pursue for girls rights and access to employment.

According to a security consultant who works for some of the world's biggest aid charities, some organisations have started to advocate directly approaching armed groups for permission to operate.

He has started to advocate for more funding for children's mental health and returned with Mr. Bergner to speak with children in the detention center where he was held.

The Internet trolls started to advocate for Trump as early as December 2015, well before the WikiLeaks revelations began to be released on the eve of the Democratic National Convention.

In recent years, management scholars have applied these methods to correct for selection bias in their own research and have started to advocate for their use in the broader managerial community.

BBC local government correspondent Mike Sergeant said senior figures in local government were "starting to advocate a major rethink of the way services are provided and how they're paid for".

He said the Chinese state news media had in the past two or three years started to openly advocate "a hooligan spirit" in protecting its national interests in foreign countries.

When did you first start to advocate for women's issues?

When the activist Swampy is anti-globalisation, we can ignore him: when academics and pop stars start to advocate it, is becomes hip.

I was there to see it firsthand, and as dreams of big climate policy started to crumble, many advocates held on to one thought to keep us going: "At least we have California..."...