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Still, he and others said they would continue to aggressively champion their own position.

Since 2014, Steyer has thrown his money at congressional candidates who will aggressively champion climate change policies.

He went on to become very famous and beloved, in part because his works so aggressively champion the causes of the poor. 5.

The smart political move for the president and members of Congress would be to clearly, visibly and aggressively champion red, white and blue American jobs from July 4 through Labor Day.

But more than any other right-of-center politician, he relishes aggressively championing Republicans' national-security priorities.

The court's conservative majority has been aggressively championing the rights of corporations, but overturning the contributions ban would take it to a new level.

The biggest test that rising leaders face is aggressively championing a business unit while looking out for the enterprise as a whole.

The tabloid at the center of the scandal, The News of the World, aggressively championed the campaign of the grieving mother, Sara Payne, for a law warning parents if child sex offenders lived nearby.

Though the supreme leader sets foreign policy, Mr Ahmadinejad has aggressively championed Iran's pursuit of nuclear self-sufficiency, epitomised by his recent provocative statement that Iran would build ten more uranium-enrichment plants.

Miss Bhutto has done much to rile Islamists during a wildly oscillating career in Pakistani politics: including aggressively championing the rights of Pakistani women and drawing accusations of grand-scale corruption.

[Page A1.] Effort to Promote Natural Gas Faces Resistance International energy companies, the Bush administration and governments in gas-rich countries are aggressively championing the creation of a global market for natural gas, with the United States at its center.