The Lord Mayor is also championing the uniformed organisations, such as Scouts and Guides. |
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Managers know that building a talent pool is as much a core competency as is creating strategic advantage or championing change. |
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He sought all his life to surpass his uncle, championing those labeled heretic by a vital capitalistic society. |
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There was a time when championing state sovereignty was a progressive idea because the advance of statehood helped destroy empires. |
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I refute Mr. Strausbaugh's accusations, but I applaud his championing of Ballard. |
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But then her public championing of compassionate causes is largely at odds with the high-handed way she has treated those who obstruct her. |
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Thompson is the freethinking, questioning spirit of a population that once challenged its government instead of championing it. |
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He could do more good by championing our cause rather than trivializing it. |
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The political party that makes up our present government has long been at the forefront of championing Bermudian employment rights. |
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Now I'm frequently told that championing manufacturing is yesterday's game. |
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He is also championing the creation of eco-towns and aims to push through a Climate Change bill. |
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Macklin's championing of realistic delivery in place of a declamatory manner greatly influenced contemporaries, notably David Garrick. |
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Sometimes other people happen to be championing the artist at the same time, and lo and behold, they get national radio play. |
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Doubtless he will now spend his retirement wafting between his various properties and reflecting how championing the poor can enrich your life. |
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I found a number of sites championing approaches to healthy eating based on regulating minerals and trace elements which appealed to me. |
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One of the candidates has shown a commitment to progressive politics and championing civil rights issues. |
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This is harder than it sounds and it requires championing at the top and belief right through to the bottom of the ranks in order to succeed. |
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Irwin appears to have spent his career championing ideas that were simultaneously perfectly logical and extravagantly bizarre. |
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Of course, some fans embrace her devil-may-care attitude, championing the actress for staying true to herself. |
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Ironically, as pope, his championing of the poor has given Liberation Theology a new lease on life. |
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Just as George and Laura Bush usher in a new era in presidential partnerships, here's a new book championing female compliancy. |
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She was also at the forefront of many humanitarian causes, playing a leading role in championing the international land mine convention. |
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Long known for championing fiscal stringency, the fund has recommended that Tanzania and Mozambique consider countercyclical fiscal expansions. |
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To pursue that dream needs all our inner strength, our courage, our commitment, and the spirit of championing change. |
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Does anyone think that at any time, for even a nanosecond he took into account his championing of being tough on crime? |
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If he did, I'm sure that he wouldn't be championing this linguistic nuance and ambiguity. |
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Our members need a respected association championing their interests and representing their perspectives. |
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That said, almost all the successful activity in articulation is the result of local championing by the staff of boards and colleges. |
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Known for championing the interests of Western Canada, he has also been a strong supporter of Canadian unity. |
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The inherent principles of the Circle process, championing respect and inclusion, must apply to everyone, including the media. |
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There are many people in the sector who are thinking of retiring after championing the cause for ten, twenty or more years. |
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To date, almost all the successful activity in articulation has been the result of local championing. |
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I was in the passenger seat of a friend's car a few weeks ago, championing this city's underground expressway like I had designed and built it with my own hands. |
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It features a scantily clad woman wearing a balaclava and holding a sign championing the dissident feminist anti-Putin punk band. |
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Danielsen looks to Eastern Europe and Asia for inspiration, championing films that have no British distribution prospects and may never be seen here again. |
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I think they are miffed at us championing Turkey for EU membership. |
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The Stalinist leadership rehabilitated prerevolutionary military and cultural figures, while championing the Soviet state as the natural heir of the tsarist empire. |
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Certainly you can't underestimate the good done by his championing of obscure bands to a wide audience, even if the way he did it smacked of name-dropping. |
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Traditional songs about love of God, nation, and family are now being pushed to the wayside in the world of country, as new tunes championing hedonism take center stage. |
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You would think that she would be championing gay rights more fervently. |
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The religious motivations of mainstream scientists are usually ignored, although leading scientists such as Richard Dawkins are openly championing atheistic religion. |
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Our political leaders found themselves in wide agreement on most of the major issues on the international agenda, such as championing multilateralism and the United Nations system, as well as justice and human rights. |
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In addition to championing several organizations, Saputo has established a number of partnerships in support of various causes, evidence of the importance the firm attaches to community commitment. |
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It's a fun way for youth and young adults to learn and to help our partners in the Global South who are championing solutions to unjust social, political and economic structures. |
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It would be fatal for the EU to cease championing this cause of behalf of consumers in the area of health protection and if we failed to see it through. |
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I'd been persecuted by the police for championing the antiapartheid movement and now they were stopping me seeing it come to fruition. |
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While a Labour government is proposing a lightly sketched patchwork of local provision in education, an avowedly liberal party is championing central planning. |
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Daniels says, championing the plight of an ethical news producer. |
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The researchers are now championing the case for their noise simulation model to become the standard to be used in Switzerland, and also that it be considered in the rest of Europe too. |
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In many cases, the championing of the cause of workers and the marginalised classes as well as the example of the laity in the everyday life of the Church have contributed to a good image of the Church within society. |
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Rather than venerating the well-heeled and well-connected, we'd be more interested in championing working people and those who fight to make Britain a better place. |
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Let us not forget the importance of faith-based organizations in championing the response within the wider community, providing valuable assistance with the creation of an enabling and supportive environment. |
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By championing this cause for more than two decades, the CBA has led the way in putting legal aid funding squarely on the Canadian justice agenda. |
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In recent years, this means a kind of idealism championing human rights on a broad scale. |
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Literature championing the cause of citrus juice, therefore, had no practical impact. |
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Over the next several years he devoted a great deal of his time, energy, and money to championing the cause. |
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Could the government House leader explain his earnest championing of the rights of the individual voter when the individual voters of Vancouver Kingsway have been so disgracefully rejected? |
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Mr Miliband also hopes to use Britain's anemic wage growth in real terms, pay is still below its 2004 level to his advantage, championing the plight of the worker and castigating greedy bosses. |
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The Smarta 100 differs from other business awards by championing not just the most profitable, but the savviest and enterprising ventures. |
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They have done a bad job of championing middle-class interests. |
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Rather than championing culture only for an elite group of professionals – and asking for money just for the huge institutions – Culture Montreal was better received by city and provincial governments, says Brault. |
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I'm not going to stop championing causes, campaigning and stamping my feet about things that are wrong, just because I may not be in that position any more. |
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Be motivated to participate in championing causes that promote effective river management, while learning about Canada's goals and achievements in conserving and presenting its rich river heritage. |
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What the Prime Minister is doing on this important initiative is championing the cause of maternal health, of the health of newborn children in the developing world. |
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The positive response that we have had from patients as well as dermatologists and family physicians is highly encouraging because it supports the position that we've taken in championing health education in eczema. |
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It is equally important to identify individuals in key positions in the justice system who are amenable to adopting participatory and restorative approaches and championing them. |
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He said, for him, the Liberals defined Canada by championing medicare and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and by addressing such issues as same-sex marriage. |
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By the late 1590s, his championing of native Scottish tradition was diffused to some extent by the increasing likelihood of his succession to the English throne. |
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By the late 1590s the king's championing of his native Scottish tradition was to some extent diffused by the prospect of inheriting of the English throne. |
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His championing of the imagination as the most important element of human existence ran contrary to Enlightenment ideals of rationalism and empiricism. |
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By the late 1590s, his championing of native Scottish tradition was reduced to some extent by the increasing likelihood of his succession to the English throne. |
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For nearly four decades Larry Horn has been championing a version of Gricean pragmatic reasoning in the analysis of a wide range of linguistic phenomena. |
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