Sentence examples for left champions from inspiring English sources

The left champions identity, the right champions robust economic self-sufficiency.

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He entered Parliament in 1945 and went on to become a hero of the left, championing nuclear disarmament and campaigning against British membership of the European Economic Community in the 1975 referendum.

Notably, when the debate shifts to federal political and judicial contexts, one often finds actors associated with the political left championing expansion of shareholders' corporate governance powers, and those associated with the political right advancing more stakeholder-centric conceptions of the corporation.

The intellectual prize fighter of the American right, he often threatened to "ram" things down people's throats if they didn't like it and clashed with the left's champions (Chomsky, Baldwin and, of course, Vidal).

Del Piero left Italian champions Juventus in the summer after making more than 700 appearances for the Turin side.

In this hyper-partisan environment, I still can't understand why I've been told by the right not to welcome a center-right solution to a broken system, and why the left blindly champions a piece of legislature that was only meant to start a conversation.

It is time that the left began championing their cause.

It's up to the left to champion the rights of the self-employed.

That's why the motorist will always be hated by the Left, and championed by the Conservatives.

Mr McCrory boasts that, as mayor, he "stepped on the toes of both the right and the left" in championing Charlotte's ambitious light-rail line.