"advocate" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

advocate sustantivo

sustantivo + advocate

Kolokacji: 73

rights advocate • consumer advocate • privacy advocate • health advocate • democracy advocate • community advocate • ...

advocate + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 5

Judge Advocate General • Advocate General • Advocate magazine • Advocate Depute • advocate group

advocate + verbo

Kolokacji: 78

advocate says • advocate argues • advocate criticizes • advocate contends • advocate calls • ...

Kolokacji: 6

Grup znaczeniowych: 14

(1) say, assert, insist, maintain, note

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 8

1. advocate argues = adwokat sprzecza się advocate argues

2. advocate contends = adwokat twierdzi advocate contends

3. advocate opposes = adwokat sprzeciwia się advocate opposes

4. advocate questions = pytania adwokata advocate questions

5. advocate challenges = wyzwania adwokata advocate challenges

6. advocate fights = walki adwokata advocate fights

7. advocate disputes = spory adwokata advocate disputes

8. advocate sues = adwokat pozywa advocate sues

But advocates are suing the state, saying it is rejecting those who should qualify.
Now, advocates for thousands of would-be applicants are suing the Bush administration to compel it to follow the law, signed on Oct. 28, 2000.
As the number of children in foster care rose, the city added caseworkers, sometimes after children's advocates sued.
Second, advocates for minority children have sued in state court to desegregate Hartford schools.
Ungratefully, these sometimes confrontational advocates occasionally sued welfare departments and other supposed benefactors.
Now the advocates have sued Amtrak in Federal Court, charging repeated violence and other violations.
The advocate could sue other state agencies and was responsible for challenging rate increases requested by the insurance industry, among other powers.
And in October, advocates for the retarded sued the state on behalf of seven residents, saying Southbury provided inadequate services.
The city agreed to the delay after advocates for the poor sued the city, claiming that the staffing cuts would deny thousands of people their benefits.
Dozens of lawmakers objected, advocates sued, and the E.P.A. rejected the rules.