This kind of moral reminder to the nation's leaders is the essence of religious freedom of expression, a quality much championed by Republicans during the contraception debate.
(The fact was, though we may not have put the two things together, the deeper she got into her pregnancy the more she slipped back into behaving like an ordinary mother, at least when it was a matter of scarves we didn't need or regular meals. There was not so much championing of wild ways as there had been in the fall).
Jones, who was born in 1978 and who studied with Steven Stucky at Cornell, is a composer much championed by Lin.
She dreamed of being a citizen of the global tennis community, not so much a champion for her country.
Dealing with the fall out of the CSE scandal takes up much of Champion's day-to-day life.
Ed Vaizey, the culture minister who has done much to champion greater diversity across the creative industries, is expected to welcome Lammy's speech.
I have a sneaking suspicion you will emerge from it as much a champion for it as any of your predecessors.
Chief among the notables, though he had not arrived by Wednesday, was the conductor Charles Mackerras, who has done so much to champion Janacek's music.
Marciano, training in the sun for weeks, had tanned to a slightly deeper tint than Moore's old ivory, and Moore, at 188, looked, if anything, bigger and more muscular than Marciano; much of champion's weight is in his legs, and his shoulders slope.
But it is still easy, if unfair, for his opponents to portray him as a heartless capitalist who enriched himself at the expense of the little guy.By the same token, as governor, Mr Romney was not as much a champion of small government as he claims.
