Sentences with phrase «very big advocate»

I am a very big advocate of traveling with dogs, and it is getting easier as it becomes more acceptable.

«I'm a very big advocate of meal replacements like Slim - Fast for weight control,» says registered dietitian Dawn Jackson, a spokeswoman for the American Dietetic Association and a dietitian at Northwestern Memorial Wellness Institute in Chicago.

My friends and I are all very big advocates of reproductive justice.

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Advocates for kratom tend to argue that the FDA is protecting big pharmaceutical interests — or at the very least isn't keeping an open mind — by cracking down on the product.

I do feel that it is important to note that since I am a big advocate of breastfeeding and that I am aware that breastmilk should still be her first line of nutrition at this age and I really want to keep my milk levels up, I am very careful to nurse her before she gets other kinds of foods.

Advocates leading nonprofits that are pushing for affordable housing for very low - income residents say the biggest miscalculation for the de Blasio administration is in its affordable housing plan.

I'm very very big on avoiding pharmaceuticals wherever possible (though also a big advocate of taking them when necessary!)

Walker made the movie while Pearce, who at one time wanted to return to big - time snowboarding and now advocates for brain - injury victims, was very much still on the brink.

Although many parents, teachers and public school advocates already know that Governor Dannel «Dan» Malloy is the most anti-teacher, anti-public education Democratic Governor in the nation, Malloy's proposed budget drives the message home in a very big way.

He is a big advocate fore tough love and although I do not agree with some of his methods, he is very popular and has helped a lot of dog owners with problems that they were having with their dogs.

The voices of the African countries and the Least Developed Countries (LDC's) was very strong and advocated for big commitments specially form the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS), the Central African Group, and the Bolivarian Alliance of the Americas (ALBA).

But what I can say is that is that if we have reached the point that our justice system is so broken that we have to resort to the incarceration of family litigants, based on the subjective assessment of a single justice who has clearly formed strong opinions about the culpability of the parties, we have a very big problem that should be alarming all access to justice advocates.