James A. Moore, managing director for Deutsche Bank Alex. Brown, said Mr. Lane was a champion of the applications business who was known for his ability to close sales deals.
In this thought-provoking book, Jerry Mashaw stakes out a middle ground between those who champion public choice theory (the application of the conventional methodology of economics to political science matters, also known as rational choice theory) and those who disparage it.
First, Jack Dorsey floated the notion of updating friends on one's whereabouts, while Noah Glass championed it and gave the application its name, then Biz Stone was asked to help with building the program by a still-reluctant Evan Williams.
Demand has grown so fast that the Obama administration, which is championing the program, is seeking to streamline the application process.
Owen Jones (see e.g. 2000; 2005), who believes that Law will benefit from the application of evolutionary psychology, champions Randy Thornhill and Craig Palmer's (2000) widely discredited view that rape is an adaptation as exemplary evolutionary work (see de Waal 2000, Coyne and Berry 2000, Coyne 2003, Lloyd 2003, Vickers and Kitcher 2003, and Kimmel 2003).
Aberman et al. ([2010]) find that champions of research within policymaking circles are key to the application of research to policy, and that strong ties between researchers and technocrats likewise played an essential role in ensuring government buy-in.
Born in 1897 into a wealthy, intellectual Austrian family, she became the first woman to study architecture at the University of the Applied Arts in Vienna, and was only allowed to do so because her mother persuaded a friend to ask the artist Gustav Klimt to champion her application.
But she argued that the application of Section 66A in recent years has considerably weakened India's reputation as a champion of free speech.
In short, you're building a relationship with a person who could champion your application and refer you to other people for positions.
The Application First, is the application process.
