Sentence examples for a committed proponent of from inspiring English sources

A committed proponent of immigration as a social and economic benefit.

Even a liberal like John Maynard Keynes, once a committed proponent of free trade, lost faith in open markets.

He said that Mr. Gore, like Mr. McCain, had become a committed proponent of campaign reform because of the criticism he has endured for zealously exploiting the system's flaws.

The pair's story unfolds as a double bildungsroman set against a background of political and cultural upheavals, from the Nuremberg trials to Britain's moral panic about "deviant" behaviors and the stirrings of sexual freedom, of which Freya is a committed proponent.

A large part of Mr. Sharon's Likud Party, which had an old slogan about its refusal to return Palestinian territory - "Not one inch!" - opposes the plan and will continue to try to block it and its committed proponent, Mr. Sharon.

Nevertheless, she remains a committed supporter of Mr Chávez.

"We have got a committed group of players and staff.

She was described by the University of Houston as "compassionate by nature", "progressive in outlook", "concerned with the welfare of all Texans", a "zealous proponent of mental health care" and "committed to public education".

As a broker, Epstein is a proponent of patent purchasing.

Mahatma Gandhi, himself a committed Hindu, expressed admiration for Jesus's Sermon on the Mount and was a strong proponent of Hindu-Muslim comity.

"I was originally a proponent of a bigger [top] league.