Sentence examples for champion respect from inspiring English sources

"Parliaments should champion respect for and implementation of the U.N. conventions on international humanitarian law," he said.

A great Supreme Court should have justices like Frankfurter, people who are superb practitioners of the judicial craft, who champion respect for precedent, and who recognize the importance of deference to majority decision-making.

But even many of those who don't see her as their champion respect her intelligence and incredible work ethic.

Some years later, Francis Biddle, as Franklin Roosevelt's attorney general, championed respect for individual liberties from within the White House.

The Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center in Little Falls, N.J., is creating a new exhibit, Championing Respect, which will detail the evolution of attitudes from Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier to the latest news of gay athletes openly competing.

"Collaborating on these programs, and developing Championing Respect, will serve to educate more people and provide insight into how individuals and movements can change existing prejudices within athletics," said Dave Kaplan, the center's director.

The Morningside Center for Teaching Social Responsibility, originally known as ESR-Metro, works in public schools in New York City promoting creative ways to resolve conflict and intercultural understanding, teaching bias awareness, developing the social and emotional intelligence of students, and championing respect and resolution as crucial components of holistic learning.

And we hope that the finalists, knowing the eyes of all the world's children are on them tonight, will play like champions, respect their opponents, and teach us a lesson about good sportsmanship.

"He has not been a great champion of respect for other religions.

Perhaps more than any other athlete, the world heavyweight champion deserves respect.

"Ronda is a great champion, I respect her, but I think men's [MMA] is at a higher level.