Sentence examples for useful advocate from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain is also a very useful advocate for his party in an election year.

Even when they are not joined in war, America and Britain are bound by military co-operation and, more notoriously, by shared intelligence.America regards Britain as a useful advocate in Europe for the sort of liberal, free-trading rules of the road that it favours.

To some of the women who worked with or for Hefner over the years, he was a godsend ― or at the very least a useful advocate.

It is useful to advocate such behaviours through healthy school settings as these settings are guided by the holistic approach to health and principles of equity and empowerment.

By showing the relative contribution of contextual factors (mainly residence in one of the regions) in reducing avoidable birth risks, the analysis will generate crucial information that will be useful to advocate for prioritisation of family planning programmes, particularly in regions with performance below the national average.

When I asked around about why postpartum prisoners couldn't even use breast pumps to keep the milk flowing until their release (most new mothers have relatively short sentences, so retaining the ability to produce milk is a useful goal), advocates told me that state departments of corrections tend to deem breast pumps a "security violation".

These results are compelling and useful for advocates who pressure policy makers to intervene to bring about lower prices.

Moreover, this systematic mathematical procedure of modeling offers the possibility of simulating training effects in order to test different strategies, and it may thus be useful for advocating individualized training programs, which constitute the optimal adaptive stimulus.

Participants expressed the importance of their contribution to the LTC environment – they want to make a difference and to feel useful – including advocating simple strategies such as, their involvement in everyday things, for example, maintenance of gardens.

An understanding of dignity work can be extremely useful to advocates and practitioners in health and human rights who are themselves engaged in a kind of dignity work allowing them to harness the social processes and conditions of dignity promotion in order to improve health and promote the attainment of human rights goals.

Now, after his death, it seems useful for peace advocates in Israel and Palestine to try to mobilize his posthumous reputation as a belated peacemaker to encourage Benjamin Netanyahu to coöperate with John Kerry.