Sentence examples for committed to championing from inspiring English sources

Many of them are now committed to championing environmental, political or social causes, and thank goodness.

Councillor Roxanne Mashari said: "We are committed to championing the living wage and tackling the root causes of poverty in our borough.

We are committed to championing the excellent care they provide and to use this as a driver so that excellence becomes the default standard in social care.

Many health and care providers and staff have already committed to championing this programme and ensuring it works in practice and I strongly urge anyone working in health and care to do the same.

But, Hardenberger is also committed to championing contemporary works.

"She [Antoine] is committed to championing social change through sports, and her expertise in organizational development, fundraising and strategic planning," continued the Women's Sports Foundation Founder and Honorary Board Chair.

And Costa Rica, which consistently ranks as one of the happiest places to live, is one of several countries, including Scotland and Slovenia, that joined together last October to commit to championing a well-being economy.

Forward Muller, 26, defender Boateng, 27, and midfielder Martinez, 27, have committed to the Bundesliga champions until 2021, with 34-year-old midfielder Alonso's deal taking him to 2017.

"The reality is that 30 of the 38 teams who take part in the Heineken and Amlin Challenge cups have committed to the Rugby Champions Cup.

She has committed to defending national champion USC, where she will reunite with the Haralabidis sisters and be a pre-med student.

And President Obama, who proposed the nationwide program early this year and who privately seems committed to it, hasn't championed it very much in public.