But there's an untold story in Flint, of neighbors helping neighbors, of people of all backgrounds serving their community, and of alignment between the city, nonprofit partners, funding partners, schools, and residents to champion service as a strategy to reinvent the community.
The personalities of clinicians championing services, and the clinical interests of commissioners were seen to influence the decision-making process, suggesting that participants felt that decisions were not always made on the basis of evidence-based care.
Escoffier had championed service à la Francaise, in which empty plates were set before each diner and waiters served and carved food at the table.
Mr. Hynes, whose mother was abused, has also been a champion of services for domestic abuse victims.
And in companies like BSkyB, Pace, Inmarsat, and Arqiva - the UK has some champion space services companies.
Similar to NCAC the COA objective is to promote standards, champion quality services for children, youth, and families, and advocate for the value of accreditation with a review process embedded in its accreditation process.
I'm a big champion of services like Twitter and the newer Friendfeed (can you believe Friendfeed is less than a year old?).
In Congress, Sanders has championed veterans' services and community health centers.
Mrs. Balser had a deep impact in the Chelsea community, and in greater New York City, through her work as a Social Worker and in championing the services of Hudson Guild.
But some officers complain -- anonymously -- that he is not squarely on their side when it comes to defending such perquisites as the number of four-star jobs or championing the services' spending requests for weapons.
He has championed expanded services, improved access, alternatives to institutions, consumer choices, and affordable healthcare and diversity.
