Sentence examples for whose advocacy from inspiring English sources

(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.

The criticism stung Father Greeley, whose advocacy of women's advancement in the church had earned him feminist defenders as well.

That makes it a prime target for Leon Botstein, whose advocacy for the underrated knows few bounds.

Later came the suffragists, whose advocacy for women's voting rights also helped to expand career opportunities for middle-aged women.

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.

"Congo is the U.N.'s crowning failure," said Eve Ensler, author of "The Vagina Monologues," whose advocacy group, V-Day, has been working with Congolese women for years.

Cuomo and O'Malley are rising Democratic stars whose advocacy for same-sex marriage suggests confidence that more Americans are moving in that direction.

Paul Kurtz, a philosopher whose advocacy of reason ahead of faith helped define contemporary secular humanism, died on Saturday at his home in Amherst, N.Y.