He zealously advocates the use of not only native plants, but those propagated from seeds that were harvested as close to New York as possible.
Although still a left-winger in most ways, she risked the ire of ideological fellow-travellers by zealously advocating trade liberalisation as the best way of combating poverty.However, as a resigner, she has established a standard for cack-handedness that others will struggle to match.
But when you decide to zealously advocate for a client, and you've been in that case for a long time, my guess is that you come to believe pretty deeply in your view of the world".
"The government recognizes that respondent's counsel have a duty to zealously advocate on behalf of their client, but they also have duties to this Court and to the Bar.
We advocated against it".
Others have agreed that, particularly in a highly adversarial legal system such as that of the United States, lawyers are obliged to advocate zealously for their clients, even if they disagree with the client's position or views, provided that they neither misrepresent the law nor misstate the facts (see legal ethics).
A: One of the most important duties lawyers owe their clients is to advocate zealously for the client's interests.
Those legal officers -- the quasi-prosecutors -- instead are obligated to advocate zealously for the interests of their clients: deputy juvenile officers, who are responsible for "virtually every aspect" of the operations of the court.
His prospectus for the paper promised to "zealously enforce the principles of civil and religious liberty, warmly advocate the cause of reform, endeavour to assist in the diffusion of just principles of political economy, and support, without reference to the party from which they emanate, all serviceable measures".
