Sentence examples for champion freedom from inspiring English sources

So the duty of the writer is to write well and champion freedom.

The BBC is bound by its charter to "champion freedom of expression".

Mr. Trump's remarks have a ripple effect overseas, signaling that the United States will no longer champion freedom of the press and expression.

When Labour asked the communities secretary, James Brokenshire, if he thought Scruton's views were acceptable, Brokenshire said Scruton had done much to "champion freedom of speech" and that due diligence had been carried out ahead of his appointment.

How strange to see a party that professes to loathe the big state and to champion freedom want affairs of the heart subjected to the targets and thresholds of bureaucrats.

We continue to call for his release and to champion freedom of expression in all countries.

But championing freedom should mean more than just having reservations about high taxes and big government.

For as long as it has existed, this newspaper has championed freedom of commerce across borders.

Boehner described Thatcher as "one of the greatest champions freedom has ever known".

And he champions freedom because he has an obligation — what better obligation than this?

And he champions freedom because he has an obligation what better obligation than this?