Jon Scieszka, a children's book author, presented the award, praising Ms. Ganz Cooney for having "championed the importance of reaching disadvantaged kids".
(When, in January , 1960 six months later, United States District Judge J. Skelly Wright, a Louisianian, ordered the Negroes' names put back on the rolls, no dispatch clapped old Earl on the back for having championed them.
That was a sweet moment for Mr. Burns, 55, who for years has championed G.M's green efforts in a tireless and easy-to-understand way.
These changes have occurred largely through the seriously underfinanced efforts of public health advocates who for decades have championed the cause of primary prevention of heart disease.
Sony Ericsson, for example, has championed a clever new shape, called the swivel or jack-knife style, in camera-phones such as the SO505i, developed for the Japanese market, and the forthcoming S700, for the rest of the world.
Since 2005, New Jersey Congressman Bill Pascrell, for example, has championed his "Defend the American Dream Act".
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If so, it is a sad day for all who have championed the company for its creativity and pursuit of excellence.
When Mr. Putin visited Brussels last month, he had a new argument for these pipes, which he has championed for years.
Within Michigan, DeVos has championed for-profit charter schools, virtual charter schools and private school vouchers.
For years, she has championed the notion of the bath as luxury, as the ultimate, deserved self-indulgence.
