Sentence examples for champion of cooperation from inspiring English sources

Ronald F. Lehman II, a former director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency in the Reagan and Bush administrations and a champion of cooperation with Russia in nonproliferation, told the committee that all of the programs would benefit greatly from a "bold review" and a "clearer vision of goals, strategy, and priorities".

"It provides a very subtle and insidious way to sanitize the identity of an entire region," said Mr. Hershberg, a champion of regional cooperation in Philadelphia.

As expressed by Nowak (2006), 'humans are the champions of cooperation', as cooperative behaviors have formed the bedrock of human societies throughout the ages.

Mr. Watts was a champion of labor-management cooperation, leading some union leaders to say that he was too cozy with management.

Internal facilitators included the designation of a practice champion, cooperation of other physicians and staff, and the involvement of practice leaders.

Thankfully, Children & the Arts continue to provide the support and structure through which to champion the cooperation of artists and educators.

Il Campionissimo, the Champion of Champions.

2014 Champion of Champions .

Whether it is challenging the new trade alliance with the US or championing more ambitious climate policy, this kind of cooperation can bring real benefits for our country.

For eight years Qualcomm's most avid enemy and ardent detractor was Ericsson, first as a leading producer of GSM systems and then as champion of a CDMA version sans Qualcomm's cooperation or key Qualcomm patents.

Jaishankar said India has emerged as a champion of regionalism and is vigorously promoting more cooperation and connectivity.