PAUL WOLFOWITZ, the former deputy secretary of defense, has a lot of explaining to do — and not just him but the whole circle of neoconservatives whose advocacy of democracy-promotion-through-blitzkrieg has enmeshed us in the poisonous hatreds of Iraq.
That makes it a prime target for Leon Botstein, whose advocacy for the underrated knows few bounds.
(Stoneman Douglas was a conservationist and author whose advocacy helped preserve the Everglades).
Mohamed Nasheed, whose advocacy as president put the Maldives on the climate change map, is uncertain.
Her father was a journalist whose advocacy for an end to colonial rule led to his expulsion in 1917.
I was the most junior campaigner, an aspiring barrister whose advocacy for penal reform was just beginning.
Unions that endorsed Al Gore, whose advocacy of free trade gutted labour rights, opposed Greene, despite his pro-union positions.
In this sense, Internet freedom is little different from the notion of free expression, whose advocacy has been an element of U.S. foreign policy for decades.
The testimonials came through applications by the ex-students to the Department of Education to have their federal loans forgiven, applications that were gathered by the group Debt Collective, whose powerful advocacy has helped push Washington policymakers to stand up for aggrieved students at last.
Although multiple factors influence the need for advocacy, it is generally true that someone in the healthcare environment must assume the role of client advocate, particularly for the client whose self advocacy is impaired.
Celebrities can help remedy that through large-scale advocacy.
