Moreover, Mr. Dell — who once ran a company famous for its laserlike devotion to next week rather than next year — no longer champions short-term goals and fixes.
It's fair to say that, in politics, no one surpasses conservatives in their professed devotion to "principles," lauding heroes like Ronald Reagan as champions of conservative values.
While the young communists describe themselves as admirers of Mr. Xi, they have bluntly questioned the government's devotion to the common worker, a cause that Mr. Xi has championed and a critical part of the Communist Party's identity.
As a champion of human rights, his devotion to this subject was spurred by the nightmare of the Holocaust and his commitment to world order and to Jewish tradition that instills a passion for human worth and dignity.
In his books and TV shows, Steves tirelessly champions Europe for its lack of gun violence and devotion to the bicycle.
Brigid's indomitable spirit and devotion to the college are a lasting legacy as are the scholarship funds that she championed.
In a statement from the White House, Barack Obama said the king was a tireless champion of his country's development, who "demonstrated unflagging devotion to improving the standard of living of the Thai people".
But in the final minute of the first round, he staggered the American champion with a left hook and Carpenter's rigid devotion to impartiality deserted him.
After Weaver left network television, orchestra concerts lost their champion, and news had an exclusive claim to demonstrating the networks' devotion to the public interest.
Taking her claims to heart, Al plays a heroic role, championing Katherine's work and treating her with due respect but his heroism is a conditional and practical one, spurred by his single-minded devotion to the space program.
3. Devotion to professionalism.
