Sentence examples similar to champion concepts from inspiring English sources

"He stood for and he championed concepts and projects to unify and advance Long Island," Mrs. Townsend said.

For quite a few years, the Court held to pre-Champion concepts about the boundaries of state and federal authority when it came to business and economic issues.

Ethan Marcotte (the designer who invented the term "responsive web design") and Karen McGrange (the content strategist who has championed the concept of "adaptive content" to flow into responsive designs) have packaged this concept well for the enterprise market.

Several organizations are championing the concept.

Leading conservative thinkers like Milton Friedman championed the concept as a superior alternative to regulations.

American chefs, led by Alice Waters of Chez Panisse in Berkeley, Calif., have championed the concept since the 1970's.

In the meantime, this one should be constantly reminded that its leaders once championed the concept before, shamefully, moving on.

As former pro vice-chancellor of Glasgow Caledonian University, Watson championed the concept of the library as learning space.

Salahuddin has championed the concept of using 'interacting systems' for switching, showing fundamental advantage of such systems over the conventional devices in terms of power dissipation.

He even uses a little earthy El Rey, from the Venezuelan grower and chocolate maker who in the mid-1990's championed the concept of single-origin chocolate.

Robert A. M. Stern, the dean of the Yale School of Architecture and author of a series of books on New York architecture, was lukewarm but championed the concept.