Advocates in a sentence

Advocates believe a bill of rights specific to such students would improve the way these two systems work together.

Advocates say people with disabilities are suffering the worst consequences of the U.S.’s affordable housing crisis.

Advocates believe the change also could help underpaid workers realize they make less than people doing the same job.

Advocates of the technology say it has been wrongly misjudged as not useful in Scotland given our dreary weather.

But besides the problem of distance, advocates say there currently aren’t enough recovery housing beds to meet demand.

Advocates against child marriage have faced pushback in their efforts to end it in red, blue and purple states.

A district court upheld the law, but Otto and Hamilton appealed, backed by religious-liberty advocates at Liberty Counsel.

Advocates are hoping that New York’s public database will begin to pull back the curtain on shell companies.

Advocates are trained by the vice president for student success’ office prior to representing students at conduct hearings.

Bans on gas-powered lawn equipment are spreading — meanwhile, some advocates are looking for ways to ditch grass altogether.

Advocates are calling for airlines to better train their employees to serve passengers with disabilities.

Advocates argue such incidents target vulnerable military families who rely on these types of counselors.

But advocates, elected officials and community groups say that the emergency response of the past year isn’t feasible long-term.

Advocates for the legalization of cannabis across the country offer all sorts of comforting assertions about how harmless pot is.

As demand soars, advocates argue that mining them in space might be better than mining them on Earth.

Amid record levels of overdoses in Vermont, advocates have called for more addiction recovery services, including residential beds.

Animal welfare advocates would be happy to see fewer animals packed into tight pens wallowing in their own poop awaiting slaughter.

Advocates argue that disasters similar to Kingston could happen if regulations do not require the full cleanup of all coal ash dumps.

As she pursues her medical degree and a doctorate in neuroscience, she also chairs the state autism council and advocates for others.

Advocates with Minnesotans Against Marijuana Legalization held their own news conference and said they don't believe it is a done deal.