Sentence examples for that advocated for from inspiring English sources

One subject in particular that raised ire on campus was his relationship to the Center for NuLeadership on Urban Solutions, a group that advocated for former prisoners.

American Birth Control League (ABCL), organization that advocated for the legalization of contraception in the United States and promoted women's reproductive rights and health from its creation in 1921 by Margaret Sanger, the founder of the American birth control movement.

Norquist then took a position with the National Taxpayers Union, an organization that advocated for tax relief and smaller government, and he quickly rose to become its executive director.

He worked in the financial industry as an executive at Capital One and Deutsche Bank, then headed a research group that advocated for regulatory reforms before coming to work for Ms. Warren.

One or two people can end up extorting the leadership or blow up the whole deal," said Kathryn S. Wylde, president of the Partnership for New York City, a business-backed civic group that advocated for the failed rescue plan that would have included tolls.

Holding events has the benefit of making public space more visible, but it bears risks as well, said Fred Kent, the founder and president of the Project for Public Spaces, a group that advocated for the pedestrian plazas and was involved in their early planning stages.

Campaign for Our Time, a nonprofit organization that advocates for young voters and consumers.

No Labels, a group that advocates for bipartisanship, posted a list of the cross-party pairings.

Mr. Radulovich runs Livable City, a nonprofit group that advocates for public transit and pedestrians.

Among Gill's other recipients is a North Carolina group that advocates for gay people, Equality NC Foundation.

"It feels hollow," said Anthony Brown, executive director of the Wedding Party, a nonprofit group that advocates for same-sex marriage.