Not for nothing have the movers and shakers in racing relentlessly championed him.
The Vaccines, relentlessly championed by the magazine, were named Best New Band and their platinum-selling debut album is seen as a positive sign for the genre.
While the administration is not eliminating either the grants or the advertising, the magnitude and abruptness of the cuts sparked an immediate outcry from the Senate's top Democrats, consumer advocacy groups and members of the Obama administration, who had relentlessly championed ACA enrollment until they left office eight months ago.
Language to phase out the state's Certificate of Need (CON) program has unfortunately been pulled from final appropriations, but legislators championing the issue are relentlessly keeping the debate alive before session ends.
— and many conservatives detest it — because it relentlessly pushed to make universal coverage a major issue in last year's presidential campaign and more recently championed a government-run health plan aimed at pressuring private insurers to reduce costs and premiums.
What's so uniquely winning about "Lady Bird Johnson: An Oral History," and what makes me grateful to have picked it up, are the old-fashioned and now threadbare virtues it evokes and relentlessly champions.
He relentlessly went about the peoples' business, facing down trusts and bossism; fending off corporate usurpers; championing the nation's working people in factories and on farms.
One of the most remarkable and relentlessly upbeat champions in tennis history, Nadal has sometimes lost faith in his body, but those losses in Madrid and in Rome were perhaps the first times he has lost faith in his tennis.
New Labour's relentlessly upbeat championing of modernisation and individual aspiration allowed no space for the nostalgia of a world passing away nor for a language of collective security.
