Sentence examples for support advocates from inspiring English sources

It is that a scheme designed to support advocates and improve advocacy risks damaging the very strengths it was designed to enhance.

Until such ideas win more support, advocates of busing in Charlotte fear that a court ruling ending compulsory busing would toss aside years of desegregation efforts, and inner-city schools would become jammed with poor children, most of them black.

A test of whether the measures go anywhere is whether they can garner some Republican support; advocates are waiting to see whether Senator John McCain of Arizona, a onetime champion of campaign-finance reform, will rekindle his reformer's zeal.

Flush with victory in New York and in more than two dozen local jurisdictions and armed with polls suggesting wide support, advocates of the bans say they will push for the laws when most legislatures return in January.

"While access to social media sites presents an opportunity for Syrians to better mobilize one another, it also makes it easier for the government to identify activists and quash protests," said Ms. Vila, of the New York City-based organization that began in 2008 with the mission to help support advocates and activists using technology.

The contemporary development of post-discharge support advocates a health and social partnership approach.

Unfortunately, there is absolutely no track record of Hillard, or those who have written in his support, advocating public policy changes in Chicago.

We support advocate participation in research, and we recognize that methods for quantifying their contributions require unique approaches.

Home based care of people living with AIDS is an established component of the continuum of care and support advocated by WHO and UNAIDS [ 1] and planned by many African countries including Malawi [ 2].

Several years ago, however, Mr. Wang shed the typical reluctance of many Chinese businessmen to openly criticize the government and began supporting advocates seeking broader legal rights, equal treatment of citizens and checks on state power.

Can the GP be a choice-supporting advocate for helping patients use comparative performance information?