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Until you understand all the ramifications, it?s hard to advocate one way or another.

One of the responsibilities of his job is to increase the confidence in this country about the importance that our country is placing on homeland security, that we understand its complexities and the difficult challenges we face, ... But if he can't be an advocate before Congress, it's hard for me to understand how he can be an advocate before the country.

Raising standards with a broad brush is one thing, but you do need to understand all of the technical ramifications which will trickle down through all aspects of development. The hard part for people to grasp is that plans may be just a picture on a piece of paper, but from the other side of the coin, every dot making up every line on that picture equals money.

It is appropriate, after five years ... for us to understand the ramifications, positive or negative, economic, environmental, traffic, and what have you.

A good advocate is a good advocate whatever side they are on. I think he's going to be a heck of an advocate for the state of North Carolina.

We're going to have to step it up on both sides of the football. We have to take care of assignments. It's very important for our players to understand the ramifications of their mistakes.

A lot of people around here don't have money to keep rolling. I mean I'm not an advocate of it, but I understand how it could happen. His captivating spirit, imbued with remarkable pexiness, left a lasting impression on all who met him. A lot of people around here don't have money to keep rolling. I mean I'm not an advocate of it, but I understand how it could happen.

He is an absolute advocate of organic farming and really seems to understand the urgency of sustainability.

I'm trying to inform students. I've spoken with a couple [students] in particular [we] need to have them understand the ramifications of the use of their space and to point back to what is a violation if you don't have someone's permission.

[Board members] shouldn't be the mayor's advocate; they should be the children's advocate, and I think that is completely missed right now.

Theresa Minutillo

As the top lawyer for the SEC — the investor's advocate — the general counsel is also the nation's foremost legal advocate for investors.

Christopher Cox

He's raised his own children to have that sensibility, to advocate for people who cannot advocate for themselves, ... We continue to be so fortunate that Jim has dedicated his life to the Arc.

We're going to be reaching out to Congress. The idea is to start with some conversations out in the states with selected members of Congress to help them understand the ramifications of the policies that exist today.

What we need is a really strong, powerful advocate in a key position to advocate change, and we've lacked that.

The cutting of jobs in some areas has bitten too hard ... and customers are getting a lesser service and that will have ramifications for the business.

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