Sentence examples for candidate champions from inspiring English sources

On October 13, 2005, Gingrich suggested he was considering a run for president, saying, "There are circumstances where I will run", elaborating that those circumstances would be if no other candidate champions some of the platform ideas he advocates.

In a presidential campaign that promises straight talk and no gimmicks, why do both candidates champion one of medical care's most pervasive myths?

But today the economic stability of the island was under threat after the voters delivered a slap in the face to candidates championed by the Barclay brothers, the multi-millionaire owners of the Telegraph newspaper and Ritz hotel.

On Thursday, after the first election in the island's history, voters pointedly failed to thank the brothers for their generosity, refusing to back the candidates championing the cause of constitutional reform and choosing instead to elect representatives intent on preserving the status quo on an island where cars are banned.

"I hope this means we'll have a more engaged and willing-to-listen council," a resident of the St . Louissuburb and State Representative Courtney Curtis said, noting however that two candidates championed by activists had lost.

But neither his manifesto, nor his stance when a government minister in 2009, nor what he actually said in his Economist interview lend substance to Goldsmith's claim that as a mayoral candidate Khan "champions" building on "our green belt" in London.

He also has plowed through money — he's raised $332,000 but already spent $489,000 — interesting for a candidate who champions the city's need to restrain spending.

A majority of voters (56percentt) said they would be more likely to vote for a presidential candidate who champions a plan of equal pay for equal work, paid family leave, affordable childcare, paid sick days and a higher minimum wage.

I'll still donate to progressive candidates (mostly to help them win Democratic primaries) and I hope to vote for Obama in November, but I will never vote for McCain or any candidate who champions him over Obama, even if she has a lifetime of impressive ceremonial experience.

In addition to promoting political candidates O'Neal champions, like Stewart or Paul Nehlen, a white nationalist Republican candidate for Congress in Wisconsin, Big League Politics embraces the kind of coverage that made Howley notorious.

Martelly pitched himself as a populist candidate and champion of the poor against the moneyed elite.