Sentence examples for champion expanding from inspiring English sources

"One cannot simultaneously champion expanding Israeli settlements and champion a viable two-state solution that would end the conflict.

Criticising Mr Netanyahu, she said: "One cannot simultaneously champion expanding settlements and champion a two-state solution that would end the conflict". However, she said the US had not voted in favour of the resolution because it was "too narrowly focused" on settlements.

Mr. Dean, as can be forgotten considering his rise to national prominence as an unsuccessful presidential candidate in 2004 and as a highly combative party chairman, is a medical doctor who, as former governor of Vermont, championed expanding health care coverage.

Corzine championed expanding government health and education programs.

He championed expanded menus and double-lane drive-throughs.

Murray voted against authorizing the Iraq War in 2002, and she championed expanded health care coverage for women, introducing legislation in 2014 to provide victims of rape with emergency contraceptive care.

He has championed expanded services, improved access, alternatives to institutions, consumer choices, and affordable healthcare and diversity.

Mrs Clinton has long been a champion of expanding health coverage for children.

He joined the Senate as a tireless champion of expanding the New Deal, but the exigencies of power were not kind to his liberal reputation.

While at Tufts, Bacow emerged as a nationally recognized champion of expanding access to higher education through need-based student aid, while also advocating vigorously for federal support of university-based research.

ACCURACY As first lady, Mrs. Clinton was a champion of expanding federal health insurance for children, and she also promoted adoption and worked in the White House and the Senate to make it easier to adopt children.