Sentence examples for championing change from inspiring English sources

Rather than focus on values (which are "tougher to measure"), he identified 12 "behaviours" that he wanted to see throughout the firm, including customer focus, self-awareness and championing change.

Without wishing to suggest this never crossed Sir Philip's mind – and acknowledging the male CEOs who are championing change – it seems unlikely that we will see businesses introduce such dramatic equality measures any time soon.

Whereas after the fire, Democratic legislative leaders like Alfred E. Smith and Robert F. Wagner began championing change -- they were propelled by fear of electoral defeat should widespread outrage accelerate the desertion of working-class voters, particularly Jews, to the Socialists, and of middle-class professionals to Theodore Roosevelt's Progressives.

In order for the tech industry to become more racial and gender inclusive we need more people like Everette Taylor championing change from inside Silicon Valley and the tech industry.

These findings reveal that important factors, such as decision-making and problem-solving, championing change, communication and information synthesis, are basic roles and tasks for MLMs.

If the prevailing organizational cultural climate is resistant to learning, then only coordinated efforts by leadership, using strategies such as organizational restructuring, emphasizing performance discordance, championing change, and using incentives that promote adoptive practices, can induce cultural change [ 52].

It is also true that the "spirit of the council" has been promiscuously invoked by people championing changes that never entered the thinking of the assembled bishops.

"We no longer have a professional association... for championing changes to lobbying disclosure and campaign finance laws, nor do we have one for defending lobbyists".

Efforts to reform the justice system are not new, and many of the political leaders championing changes today are followers rather than the innovators.

Bolton reports that MLMs are commonly reported as actively undertaking strategic changes, acting as representatives of new ideas or of championing changes in their units [ 22].

The Greens have long championed change.