Sentence examples for particular championed from inspiring English sources

The government has, in particular, championed Mossbourne Academy in Hackney, east London, that was previously run by Sir Michael Wilshaw, the new chief inspector of schools; and Burlington Danes Academy in Hammersmith, west London, for their improved results.

The World Bank in particular championed Mr. Naqvi's cause and the idea that private investors like Abraaj could replace traditional financing techniques — namely, loans from the public sector — to foster economic development in developing nations.

The NWSA opposed passage of the Fifteenth Amendment without changes to include female suffrage and, under Stanton's influence in particular, championed a number of women's issues that were deemed too radical by more conservative members of the suffrage movement.

Fields, in particular, championed Chasen's crepe suzette, yet usually left it untouched: "He just didn't want it to interfere with the alcohol". "And Jack Barrymore, Fowlerr added, "loved to read cookbooks, but he would never eat.

Orem in particular championed the concept of self-management and defined it as the supported activities of individuals, in order to maintain health and wellbeing.

In retrospect, I would name Betty Friedan and Kate Chopin as particular champions.

Mr. Honeck has not been known as a particular champion of living composers.

Ms. Oppens is a particular champion of Mr. Carter's music.

He has been no particular champion of contemporary or even modern music.

Harcourt has been a particular champion of raising KCRW's profile.

Multiple awards for particular champions, including her bloodhound Brigadier and her German shepherd Dewet, are priced around $150 each.