The gifted and talented advocates are on to me.
That pitch, advocating "talented individuals available for hire," Mr. Holmes says, subsequently evolved to the idea of a "knowledge economy" and then to "the Irish mind" and its qualities of "creativity, open-mindedness and curiosity" as part of an initiative to establish "what is unique about the Irish, what can't people copy about the Irish".
"We have lost a uniquely talented musician, a passionate advocate for Aboriginal people and a truly great friend," Prime Minister Julia Gillard said.
"From the enormously talented judge advocates general who directly represented Guantánamo detainees to the hundreds of private practitioners who took on individual cases, they have upheld our best principles by providing a vigorous defense.
Zwick concludes that testing is neither the "census of human abilities" that early advocates believed would steer talented young people toward the right college nor the "racist scourge" that recent opponents denounce as a barrier to equal opportunity.
Nigerian songwriter, singer and musician Fela Anikulapo Kuti was an equally talented and inspiring musical innovator and political advocate.
The program, founded by the violinist Itzhak Perlman and the arts advocate Toby Perlman, his wife, in 1995, trains talented precollege string players in solo and chamber music and provides performance and mentoring opportunities.
A: Women in business are talented leaders who can share their skills as trainers, mentors and advocates.
Still, Johnson advocates more empathy than political brutality: "I believe that when talented people have something to offer a society and a community they should be given the benefit of the doubt".
One of diversity's most powerful advocates at G.E., he suddenly realized he could not possibly promote talented blacks if he did not know who they were.
