advocate
वकील
definition
verb
they advocated an ethical foreign policy
publicly recommend or support.
noun
he was an untiring advocate of economic reform
a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy.
translation of 'advocate'
समर्थन करणे,
बाजू घेणे,
समर्थक,
एखाद्या व्यक्तीची किंवा कल्पनेची बाजू घेऊन न्यायालयात बोलणारा,
अधिवक्ता
example
In such instances, the therapist may encounter requests to participate as an 'advocate' for the client.
I think he is a worthy 'advocate' of the policy and he is also a worthy adversary for the press.
he was an untiring 'advocate' of economic reform
A member of the Party and a former commerce minister, he is considered an 'advocate' of free-market policies.
‘Anyone who has been through one of these races is a huge 'advocate' of campaign finance reform,’ he said.
And when the US ignores that fact, it damages our own credibility as a global 'advocate' of democratic reform.
The statement in the brief was my position as an 'advocate' for a client.
A staunch 'advocate' of the policy, he created it as a model institution designed to teach both academic and industrial subjects.
He is a strong 'advocate' of a policy that he describes as ‘capitalism with a human face’.
I'm not bashful about being an 'advocate' on behalf of our communities.
The persons who appear and do counsel work, either in drawing pleadings or appearing in court as an 'advocate' .
In general, I am a strong 'advocate' of environmental protection and saving rare animal species.
Now is anybody suggesting for one moment the business sector would not be able to in fact 'advocate' on its behalf?
He accepted that Hitler was an 'advocate' of this policy.
He is also an 'advocate' of strong financial support for graduate students and their research.
He's been a leader in election law reforms the past two sessions and an 'advocate' of consumer privacy protection.
Bono has been the most consistent 'advocate' of this policy of ‘national reconciliation.’
And he's an enthusiastic 'advocate' of online technology.
Your Honours, at common law there is absolute privilege for what is said in court by an 'advocate' .
To begin with, I'm an 'advocate' of very healthy fiscal policies.
Then again, I'm not as much of an 'advocate' of that particular policy as I'd like to be.
Rather, I am a fierce 'advocate' of basing American foreign policy on democratic principles.
He was a prime 'advocate' of arguments supporting the holding of terrorism suspects without access to courts.
Earlier, I talked with the Senator, a longtime 'advocate' of education reform.
He was a staunch 'advocate' of tariffs and protectionism.
Others championed him as an 'advocate' of free speech.
he was an untiring 'advocate' of economic reform
Marshall was a skilled 'advocate' but a mediocre judge
We know for sure that the First Minister is not a long-term 'advocate' of the policy.
Simply running an ad 'advocating' a position on a law has gotten them into a criminal court.
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