Sentence examples for Job champion from inspiring English sources
She will probably only give you a small job to do first, as she doesn't have your full trust yet, but keep building up, and you will soon be the Job Champion!
Mr Fischer, once seen as a contender for the top job, championed a pro-Germany faction reluctant to see change in the traditional power structure of the bank.
As executive chef at the Ivy and Scott's and, more importantly, at the Rivington in Spitalfields, he did a terrific job championing great British ingredients served to their best advantage.
The gregarious and shrewd Mr. Dodd was in many ways a natural in the Senate, aides and colleagues said, whether dismantling a nominee before the Foreign Relations Committee in his first few months on the job, championing early childhood education, or pressing legislation on voting rights, health care or the environment.
Said Tate: "My job as champion is to fight the next best fighter, whoever that is".
Mayor John DeStefano Jr. sees his job as championing Yale, not fighting it.
Politicians who have erred (foolishly led astray by the patently ridiculous idea that they are supposed to look for ways to improve schools) have rapidly been strong-armed back into the fold: witness the craven retractions by Joe Lieberman and Bill Bradley before the 2000 election.This means that the job of championing vouchers falls by default to the Republicans.
"I think ABC has done an amazing job in championing diversity in programing.
WASHINGTON — For the second time in 10 days, the Senate on Thursday rejected Democratic efforts to take up a jobs bill championed by President Obama.
In both jobs, Mr. Roberts championed a digital strategy that included using interactive tools, social media and video to augment traditional storytelling techniques.
But some officers complain -- anonymously -- that he is not squarely on their side when it comes to defending such perquisites as the number of four-star jobs or championing the services' spending requests for weapons.
