Sentence examples for champion reform from inspiring English sources

But that's no excuse for remaining silent about this growing problem, or failing to champion reform.

"The letter published today calls on members of Congress to reject the FISA Improvements Act and champion reform that would end mass surveillance by the NSA".

Given the influence and impact that multinational corporations have, there is significant scope for corporate leaders to champion reform and action in this area.

The military also emphasised that the UK would champion reform to increase the efficiency and impact of UN engagement, as well as setting up a cross-Whitehall joint UN peacekeeping policy unit.

That is not to say that the thoughts expressed by this classmate represent the main currency of the debate on campus; undergraduate and graduate students from various campus organizations have joined with faculty to champion reform of the immigration system and its laws.

Mr. Ryan, who has informally directed state reform efforts touched off by Faheem's death, vowed to independently champion reform of state systems, aggressively monitor abuse and neglect investigations by the Division of Youth and Family Services and focus on overcrowding in state juvenile justice complexes.

Outgoing federation chair Steve Williams is alleged to have faced bullying and verbal abuse as he tried to champion reforms.

The trouble is that individual member states champion reforms that suit their often conflicting views of the union's fundamental nature.

He would not be driven by "ideology or privilege" and would "only ever champion reforms that achieve both equity and excellence".

Unlike them, he said, he didn't have the wherewithal to champion reforms after the truck accident that killed his wife and young daughter 40 years earlier.

Given the enormous success of regulations, you would think that lawmakers - at least progressive ones - would be eager to extol their virtues and champion reforms to strengthen our regulatory system.