Sentence examples for champion of access from inspiring English sources

David Cameron and Nick Clegg were accused tonight of "total hypocrisy" in appointing Simon Hughes as a champion of access to higher education after Labour claimed funds designed to encourage disadvantaged pupils had been cut from £360m a year to £150m.

D.C.-based nonpartisan, nonprofit organization celebrating 20 years as a Champion of Access and Success for all students--with a special focus on underserved populations--by providing timely research to inform public policy decisions.

Consumer advocates and champions of access to creative products see many copyright protections as too lengthy, unfair to the public and ultimately stifling to creativity.

Others have tried to position themselves as champions of access to contraception -- which is just plain bizarre, as they continue to support a federal bill that would have outlawed some common forms.

It is understandable that he became an outspoken champion of widening access to higher education before it became conventional wisdom.

Ebdon is pilloried for being a "champion of widening access to higher education" and his university is damned for putting this ethos into practice.

One of the last places you might expect a debate over free expression is the American Library Association, the world's oldest and largest organization of its kind and a longtime champion of open access to information.

"The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz" A passionate documentary on the computer prodigy and champion of open access whose tragic suicide led to an international outcry.

Clinton, who like Sanders is a longtime champion of improving access to health care, has said she prefers to proceed incrementally -- mainly, by bolstering the coverage that Obamacare guarantees and putting more pressure on the drug industry to lower prices.

Canvassers traveled to Pendleton, far more conservative than Portland, to knock on one-third of the doors of likely Republican voters in support of Jenson, whom Bus Project Political Director Henry Kraemer describes as one of "Oregon's great moderate Republicans" -- a champion of voter access, tuition equity, and economic fairness.

Swartz, one of America's most vigorous champions of open access and copyright reform, committed suicide in New York City on Friday at the age of 26. .