Sentence examples for champion policy from inspiring English sources

South Korea has produced some successful global brands, supported by the state's national champion policy and long-term commitment to the chaebol.

The prospect of such an outcome becomes even more alarming for foreign social companies as India has ticked up focus on data localization and movements towards a "national champion" policy that will increasingly favor domestic firms over external players.

"The uprising in L.A., similar to the Black Panther shootout with LAPD in the '60s, shows us that, though we champion policy remedies and reforms to solve our issues, that sometimes conditions in our communities reach a boiling point.

Presidents champion policies and shape the direction of the nation.

He went on to champion policies that thrilled the right: competition in public services, elected mayors and police commissioners, welfare reform and business deregulation.

It must champion policies to make all of Europe prosper, and worry less about wheezes for putting cash into its own farmers' pockets.

The economic conservative but social moderate is someone who is sad about inequality but happy to champion policies that will exacerbate it.

Labour must find a more certain voice about what it is for and why; if the Lib Dems cannot champion policies within the same tradition, then they must withdraw from government.

Telco executives may also address the Obama administration's plan to expand broadband across the U.S. and champion policies that would benefit their companies.

How are we to trust that she'll always champion policies with our interests in mind instead of practices that are potentially toxic to our food supplies?

Those very characteristics serve as the evidence that she would never champion policies that lead to political suicide (i.e. detaining a baby and hiring a neo-Nazi).