Sentence examples for does not champion from inspiring English sources
It does not champion the taboo of Tibetan independence, but "cultural identity", which nobody opposes.
(For the record, the Recording Industry Association of America does not "champion" D.R.M. As a trade association, we defend the right of our members to protect or not protect their works as they choose).
Badie also proclaimed that the US "does not champion moral and human values" is now heading towards its demise.
In this dramatic situation the church needs a pope who's not living intellectually in the Middle Ages, who doesn't champion any kind of medieval theology, liturgy or church constitution.
If Obama doesn't champion the middle class with the same enthusiasm as OWS, he doesn't have a prayer of being re-elected.
It is a "gateway" issue for many of these voters (especially the "single-issue" ones), and they will not vote for any politician -- of either party -- who doesn't champion the issue themselves.
Because there is so little profit in it, the companies that make it do not champion it.
European colleagues had long asked him why more Americans did not champion Ives, a native son of Connecticut and one of Cumming's personal favorites.
"The Government's talk of prioritising social mobility will ring hollow if ministers do not champion early intervention services so that children get the best start in life".
