A well-known defender of Baloch rights in Iran, young Iranians turn to him for advice. He was an advocate of experimental rather than theoretical systems of medicine and embraced the practice of vaccination early on. Around the world, the commitment of climate protectors has been well received. Supporters of the right to vote expressed concern about requirements that give voters more opportunities to make mistakes and can reduce the likelihood that their ballot will count. A lawyer (AD-vÉ-kit) is someone who supports a cause, such as an advocate of external rupture. Advocate (AD-vÉ-kate) is also a verb that means to speak on its behalf, so you can advocate for this outdoor break by asking your school to play outside! Philip Livingston, a signatory and staunch supporter of the Declaration of Independence, died. This is a great opportunity for someone who has the credibility and serenity to lead the research community as an educator and advocate. As a name, a lawyer is a person who represents the interests of another person, as a lawyer does. In fact, the word comes from the courtroom – it`s from the Latin advocare add a «voice».
A lawyer is anyone who adds that voice by representing another person in court or by supporting or working on a particular course of action. Today, however, only a few do not support the application of the principle in all institutions. Another step is to require a lawyer to be present when interviewing people with EOI. Of course, surveillance drones that capture people`s every move are a dystopian nightmare for many privacy advocates. Benjamin Franklin may have been a great innovator in science and politics, but when it came to advocates, he was against change. In 1789 he wrote a letter to his compatriot Noah Webster complaining about a «new word»: the verb to advocate. Like others of his day, Franklin knew Advocate primarily as a noun meaning «one who pleads the cause of another,» and he urged Webster to condemn the use of the verb. In truth, the verb was not as new as Franklin thought (etymologists have traced it back to 1599), although it apparently gained popularity in its time. Webster obviously ignored Franklin`s request. His famous 1828 dictionary, An American Dictionary of the English Language, entered both the noun and verbal noun Meanings of Advocate.
Instead, according to documents obtained by ProPublica, the lawmaker contacted Hans von Spakovsky of the Heritage Foundation, a leading proponent of the discredited argument that U.S. elections are tainted by widespread voter fraud. He is a true defender of human rights who paid a terrible price for opposing the Assad dictatorship. The day before his trial, his lawyer, Chauveau de la Garde, visited him to discuss his defence. Death of Alexis Normand, lawyer at the Parliament of Paris; rightly celebrated for his love of justice. I am fighting against this quota because I am a supporter of competition. How are LGBT people supposed to stand up for their rights (civil, human or otherwise) if they can`t even identify themselves? Latin advocatus advisor to a party in a dispute, advisor to convene advocare of the past, to employ as a lawyer, to call from ad to + vocare musical theme by Joshua Stamper at©2006 New Jerusalem Music/ASCAP Middle English avocat, advocat, borrowed from English-French, borrowed from the Latin advocÄtus, a name derived from the past participle of advocÄre «to summon, to call for help», from ad- ad- + vocÄre «call» to more on call.