partisan advocacy造句

• Common Cause Massachusetts is a non-partisan advocacy group dedicated to governmental transparency,
• GLAA is a non-partisan advocacy organization founded April 20, 1971 as the Gay Activist Alliance of Washington.
• As a source, however, it is not entirely reliable given that it is a self-acknowledged partisan advocacy group.
• The second section, Ouze Merham # A hoax, relies on a partisan advocacy group called the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America.
• He currently serves on the advisory board for Council for a Livable World, a pioneering non-partisan advocacy organization dedicated to reducing the danger of nuclear weapons.
• In recent years she has courted much criticism and'controversy'for grossly partisan advocacy and support of the banks over the mis-selling scandal relating to loan insurance.
• :: : Yes I think it is absurd that we shouldn't consider the word of people who speak the language fluently and instead trust a partisan advocacy group founded by a ex-IDF member.
• Third the sources Filanca produces are partisan advocacy sources ( their job is to advocate on behlaf of minorities, it; s like me relying on Greek government sources, which I don't ), and none are scholarly.
• Additionally, he has written syndicated op-ed pieces for the New York Times, the Baltimore Sun, and other publications as an advisor to Operation Truth, a non-partisan advocacy organization for America s troops and newest veterans.
• "We're now in a position to give people concrete things they can do, " said Wade Horn, president of the National Fatherhood Initiative, a non-partisan advocacy group that promotes " responsible fatherhood " and sponsors the summits.
• "We're the sleeping giant of American politics, " said Jim Dickson, vice president of the National Organization on Disability, a non-partisan advocacy group that is leading a get-out-the-vote initiative called Vote ! 2000.
• A distinct but related meaning of the term " social issue " ( used particularly in the United States ) refers to topics of national political interest, over which the public is deeply divided and which are the subject of intense partisan advocacy, debate, and voting.
• Since World War II, mainstream American newspapers have developed an ethical tradition that calls on reporters to forswear partisan advocacy, to be indifferent to the fortunes of individual candidates, to be agnostic as to public policy outcomes, to be dogged in the collection and delivery of information for its own sake.
• But such a feat in a town that thrives on scandal and in a Congress riven with partisan divisions will require " an almost superhuman " effort from Thompson, says Larry Makinson, deputy director at the Center For Responsive Politics, a non-partisan advocacy group for campaign finance reform.
• And for those who want to stay up still later on inauguration night and boogie with the stars, Dennis Hopper and some other Hollywood political types are throwing a Ball After the Balls where Macy Gray will sing for big-bucks contributors to the Creative Coalition, a non-partisan advocacy organization for the arts and entertainment community.
• On August 27, 2015, the cross-partisan advocacy group Proud Politics published an open letter on its website endorsing the group's right to participate in LGBT pride events, stating that " we look forward to working with candidates, groups, and parties of all stripes " and that " achieving  lived equality  our vision at ProudPolitics  means that LGBTIQ + citizens should be accepted in all parties and in every walk of life ."
• *O'Loughlin's reportage IS scandalous, this is the thrust of the article in the Australian Newspaper referred to in the biography, this is the response of the Australian Lebanese community, this is the assessment of the Australian Jewish community, this has found international recognition through articles by intellectuals editors like Bret Stephens and David Singer and this is also confirmed through media monitoring groups like HonestReporting . com O'Loughlin is notable for his partisan advocacy.
• Must also bear in mind the many outside calls to vandalize Wikipedia, as well, much like this one http : / / www . dailykos . com / story / 2012 / 02 / 28 / 1069054 /-An-ALEC-call-to-action-; much partisan advocacy, from outside WP, to promote and disseminate info not on ALEC, with NPOV, but on people's pet boycott projects .-- talk ) 03 : 03, 30 May 2012 ( UTC)