Sentence examples for a steadfast champion from inspiring English sources

Since World War II, the United States has been a steadfast champion, and beneficiary, of freer trade and ever-greater global economic integration.

As a member of the Senate's tiny Republican minority, he wasn't a major force behind much vital legislation, though colleagues say he was a steadfast champion of military veterans.

There seems to be no ceiling for gas prices, and so General Motors, which has been a steadfast champion of gas-guzzling big sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks, is rethinking the way it does business.

As chairman of the sanitation committee he was instrumental in overhauling the waste management plan to make it fairer and more environmentally sound, and he has been a steadfast champion of recycling, ushering through pioneering legislation on electronic waste.

In the process of layering story upon story, connecting tangent to tangent, each memory marking the passage of time, Berkow reveals himself to be curious, contrarian and a steadfast champion of the underdog.

Frank is a steadfast champion of the people of New Jersey.

It asserts the UK's extra-ordinary leadership in the fight against the three diseases and as a steadfast supporter and champion of the Global Fund.

"Denny" was a steadfast friend and supporter of this firm.

With his passing, the world's children have lost a great champion and UNICEF has lost a steadfast friend.

It has been a steadfast friend of the West as a strategically vital member of NATO.

Rep. Norman Dicks (D-WA) is a steadfast supporter of national defense.