Mr. Bush and his national security team advocate the defenses; Russia opposes them, saying they would destabilize the global nuclear balance.
If you want to inspire the best from your team, advocate for them, support their training and promotion, and go to bat to sponsor their important projects.
This is the type of communication that the husband-and-wife marriage counseling team advocate in their practice and in their new book, "The Marriage Spirit," which lays out guidelines for a strong, successful marriage.
Johnson and her team advocate thorough up front exploration to understand the nature of work that is done by teams.
At DarrasLaw, Darras and his legal team advocate for pro athletes such as NFL players and other athletes in MLB, USTA, PGA, WWE, WWA and the NHL, who are privately insured for disability, ensuring that they are fairly compensated for projected salary, signing bonuses, and likely to be earned incentives, had they stayed healthy.
Working with members of Congress, the White House and federal agencies, Desiree and her team advocate for the YWCA's core legislative and funding priorities, ranging from the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), reproductive health and the Affordable Care Act, pay equity and job training, immigrant rights, and childcare and early education programs.
Mr Zhou's team advocates competitive elections for party posts, with candidates no longer proposed by higher-level organisations.
While some of David Cameron's cabinet will campaign against their prime minister, there is no one in Labour's senior team advocating departure.
Another team advocating for rebuilding, Make New York New York Again, have come up with a design that is, by their own admission, populist.
This was the second straight year that the group that calls itself Rebrand Washington Football: Fans for a New Name dropped by the headquarters of Washington's pro football team, advocating a change from the "Redskins" nickname, which is considered offensive by many fans.
Within a year, enrollment grew to at least 40 in each of the second and third batches — but only after Father Felloni's team advocated successfully for, upon completion of the six-month program and proof of sobriety, the removal of their patients from government watch lists.
