He has cleansed the Presidency, reinstated America's status in the world, championed ideals on every front, and spoken truth to power, whether that means calling both the Israelis and Muslims to account or facing down racism in this country.
If Americans are too afraid to champion American ideals, who will?
Many Ivorians had decided to support him, Mr Irié said sometimes at the cost of their own lives to champion the ideals of justice, liberty, equality and democracy.
Articulating Discontent It was as a dissident that Mr. Havel most clearly championed the ideals of a civil society.
New Urbanist towns and communities aim to champion the ideal of walkable, efficient neighbourhoods that counter urban sprawl.
The United Nations has no more compelling advocate than your prime minister, who at every turn has championed its ideals and appealed to its authority.
Though long known for an ostentatious lifestyle, Ford had entrenched power by championing populist ideals that are seen as a direct challenge to the central government planners in Ottawa.
Saint Richard of Chichester, original name Richard Wyche, De Wych, or De Wicio (born c. 1198, Droitwich, Worcestershire, Eng. died April 3, 1253, Dover, Kent; canonized Jan . 28 , 1262feast day April 3), bishop of Chichester, who championed the ideals of St. Edmund of Abingdon.
The defect in liberalism, he says, is that whilst it champions noble ideals, it has little to draw on when it comes to their "unsavoury incarnation" beyond the assertion of bland platitudes like the harm principle (do what you like, just don't damage others).
Reagan certainly championed the ideals of limited government and individual responsibility in his rhetoric, but his practical agenda had more to do with cutting taxes and confronting the Soviet Union and rightly so.
First, Robinson points out that while Reagan "championed the ideals of limited government and individual responsibility as stoutly as any President in our history," he was unable to eliminate any entitlement program or cut domestic spending.
