Sentence examples for which champions from inspiring English sources

Muzak has a partnership with ScentAir, which champions the business use of another neglected sense: smell.

Given the right coaches, such teamwork is the stuff of which champions are made.

New Komeito, which champions Japan's underdogs, is an active brake on reform.

We live in a multi-racial nation which champions a mono-racial history.

This is bad news for Toshiba, which champions an alternative, also based on blue-laser technology, called HD-DVD.

THE opposition Labour Party, which champions equality in education, has long struggled with the notion of private schooling.

If true, India, which champions the "sanctity" of this provisional border, would indeed have a case to answer.

That should be the approach of a Britain which champions the rights of women and their freedom of personal choice.

As a charity which champions parents' choice we would like to see mothers getting the assistance they want and need.

Close by there are lots of studios and galleries such as GAS, which champions local talents like sculptor Fabio Viale.

Jen Long co-presents Radio 1′s BBC Introducing show, which champions unsigned and self-signed bands.