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And those who champion value-added measures caution against using them as the sole means of evaluating teachers.

Moonves has always championed star value, but avid agents would hit the wall if their appetites became too voracious.

She partly credits this growing awareness to the broader social-protest movement in Israel, started in 2011, which championed values of equal rights and personal freedom.

Of course, Frank is right that the Republicans have not won the culture wars, but they have championed values that many Midwesterners and evangelicals see as their own.

You also have hypocrisy, and men who championed values and the law yet broke the codes of both.

For thirty-odd years evangelical Christians and social conservatives have championed values as central to the American political agenda, promoting the integrity of the family and the sacredness of life in every party political platform.

While the Premier League leaders are said to be worth a staggering $3.2bn, they have been usurped by Real Madrid, with the reigning Spanish champions valued at $3.3bn.

The Swiss champions value Salah highly, and would demand around £15m if they were to let one of their brightest talents leave the club.

Some investors have championed "value" investing, in which a company's cash flow, future earnings and assets are rigorously analyzed; stock prices are expected to reflect a rational analysis of value.

"The United States prides itself in being the leading voice in the world championing value-based interest formations as the basis of a new post-World War II international political order, while Israel's creation at inception can be argued to have absolutely depended on it.

Champion traditional values.