Sentence examples for actively championing from inspiring English sources

Hakkens and his comrades are actively championing Project Ara.

He was the last minister in any government actively championing Heathrow expansion; then he flip-flopped for the sake of the mayoral campaign.

We also need government to put in place the right infrastructure, regulations, and systems, and business has a role to play in actively championing better policies.

She has taken a strong stance on the fight against extremism and terror financing and is actively championing women empowerment and girls' education.

It is by no mean only the Conservatives who are actively championing the policy: the Labour council in Lambeth, for example, has identified six estates for regeneration, with decisions made to demolish or part demolish three of them.

That means being engaged with creating a narrative about the future of jobs, actively championing the learning agenda, and role modeling work flexibility — for instance, by taking paternity leave or working from home.

New Labour actively championed the City, worshipping the bankers and marketing London as a financial centre where the regulation would be light touch.

"Since we are the most vulnerable as a continent, it is imperative that we actively champion our interests within the framework of the UN's climate change negotiations".

Highly commending the company's approach, they said: "We were impressed with the scale of Coca-Cola's ambitions and how it actively champions water stewardship.

"Until Davis can acknowledge and explain why he actively championed the family's interests and shed more light on the nature of his involvement, I am not prepared to release him," the governor said.

Lisa has experience in delivering business-critical insights to clients on a broad range of commercial issues, from market, competitor and consumer perspectives, and has also actively championed sustainable business practices in the workplace.