Sentence examples for champion of open from inspiring English sources

A lifelong champion of open spaces, he remained forever charmed by Hudson County.

The technology sector has for decades been a champion of open innovation.

IF THE new architecture of political Berlin were anything to go by, Germany would be a champion of open government.

This does not sit well with Sun's attempt to present itself as a champion of open standards.

The Office of the Australian Commissioner (OAIC), designed to be a champion of open government, will be abolished.

The technology giant has long been a champion of open standards not least, many say, because it makes most of its money from its huge services arm.

At Harvard Business School, Karim R. Lakhani, an associate professor who is a crowdfunding expert and a champion of open-source software, has studied how unequal racial and economic access to technology has worked to widen the achievement gap.

For a champion of open-mindedness, Robbins shamelessly rigs the debate for his characters, setting up countless sepulchers for Switters to unwhiten, giving him long arias connecting sex, subatomic particles, God and freedom.

At the end of her sophomore year, Stanford Politics, a nonpartisan student newsmagazine, named her one of the "Ten Most Influential Students in Campus Politics". Its editorial board described her as "a champion of open-mindedness, collaboration and communication between different political identities" for her work on the Israel/Palestine conflict.

Senator Frank H. Murkowski of Alaska, the Republican who will take charge of the panel after Saturday, has been a longtime champion of opening more land in his state and others to oil drilling, and he has been an enthusiastic supporter of Ms. Norton.

Arianna Huffington, founder of the Huffington Post, said: "Georgina's life and legacy at the Guardian as a journalist, editor and champion of opening up the conversation to voices that would otherwise go unheard, touched many of us in the media world.