Sentence examples for issues championed from inspiring English sources

"She was involved in every movement of the Reagan years", and not just opposing the issues championed by feminists.

Whether the energy surrounding the Lynas campaign can give lasting momentum to other issues championed by environmental groups remains to be seen.

The polls show that many of these voters are torn between what they see as the attractive personality of Mr. Bush and the issues championed by Mr. Gore.

The 182-page report was written by a panel led by Hal Abelson, a professor of computer science and a well-regarded activist on the open-access issues championed by Mr. Swartz.

The issues championed today by traditional civil rights groups, from affirmative action to ending racial profiling, have become virtually identical to the Democratic Party platform, and many are antithetical to the race-neutral goals of Republicans.

Adherence to this approach has been unsettled by serious doubts about the epistemic import of intuition, doubts exacerbated by data-driven approaches to conceptual issues championed by experimental philosophers (see Weinberg et al. 2001; Weinberg 2007).

Yet he has always cut against the grain when it comes to trade issues, championing government support for high-tech industries through much of the 1980s and 1990s and warning of the grave threat to American competitiveness posed by Asian electronics companies.

Sanders has stood out on climate issues, championing solar power and regularly bashing climate change deniers.

Between those jarringly disparate events lies the evolution of hemp from a countercultural cause to an issue championed by farmers in the heartland and conservative lawmakers.

By the early 15th century, combating Lollard teachings had become a key political issue, championed by Henry IV and his Lancastrian followers, who used the powers of both the church and state to combat the heresy.

But Mr. Gore is sorely needed as a voice on behalf of the issues he championed in 2000.