Sentence examples for commitment to championing from inspiring English sources

Kelly underlined her commitment to championing women conductors and composers.

We join many in honoring his outstanding international accomplish ments and lifelong commitment to championing the rights and health of women, promoting interventions to improve maternal and child health, and fighting for health policies to protect the poor and disadvantaged.

A spokesperson for Women In Football said: "Many women working in the football industry will be disappointed with the decision to give Andy Gray a platform on UK television, a move which appears to be at odds with BT Sport's commitment to championing women in sport when the channel launched last summer".

They came directly from Hillary Clinton, whose leadership and commitment to championing equality was crystal clear.

"While I applaud your courage and intelligence in redefining the American dream to fit your personal vision of the future," he said, "it's important that along with travel, self-employment and friends, commitment to championing the values of the U.S. Constitution be included, particularly the parts that condemn racism, sexism, homophobia and the exploitation of the poor".

"UNICEF National Ambassadors are chosen because of their popularity and because of their demonstrated commitment to championing the rights and well-being of children.

None of the five contenders considered to be in with a shot at the presidency – Abdullah Abdullah, Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai, Zalmai Rassoul, Abdul Rasul Sayyaf and Gul Agha Sherzai – have proved they have the commitment to champion women's rights, said Ayubi, who was in London last week for a meeting of the British and Irish Agencies Afghanistan Group BAAGGroup BAAG

Starting with a strong commitment to champion the empowerment of girls and women, they recognized that the topic of child marriage needed "moral leadership".

The starting point is to make a personal commitment to champion children in your daily life.

As UNICEF Malaysia National Ambassadors, Upin and Ipin will take their commitment to champion child rights one step further.

In Saudi Arabia, for example, where cultural norms and legally enforced discrimination continue to prevent women from being recognized as equal citizens, companies struggled to find opportunities to promote and employ women despite commitments to champion equality.