Sentences with phrase «as champion of»

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The self - testing program earned Combs recognition as a champion of fair housing and inspired her to become an agent of change at the state and national levels.

As first lady of the United States and a U.S. senator from New York, she traveled to more than 80 countries as a champion of human rights, democracy, and opportunities for women and girls.

The Realtysellers et al crowd are simply beneficiaries of a bully's socialistic (levelling at the bottom of the barrel) mentality within the mind of one Melanie Aitken masquerading as a champion of fair - minded competition.

The new logo is a contemporary visual depiction of IREM as a champion of the property management professional — from college students to industry veterans across both commercial and residential portfolios.

It's strange, not only because the evidence suggests this would be sensible, but it also seems a missed political opportunity, given that the Shorten Opposition has been positioning itself as the champion of «a fair go».

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These factors will steer some to the HP — but it doesn't quite unseat the Samsung as the champion of color.

Republican U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis, who's running for Florida governor as a champion of gun rights, went on Fox News late Friday night to criticize the law, which raises the minimum age to buy rifles from 18 to 21; extends a three - day waiting period for handgun purchases to include long guns; and bans bump stocks, which allow guns to mimic fully automatic fire.

Say what you like about its potential fragility — a trait of many glass - clad smartphones — Samsung has outdone everyone here, emerging as a champion of smartphone design.

SLAC positions itself as a champion of borrowers, but as BuzzFeed's investigative reporting shows, it wasn't the case for many customers.

«It is not for the claimant to set himself up as a champion of other customers,» he said.

Ken Dryden, who holds a law degree but is substantially more well known for his stellar career as an NHL goaltender, was elevated to the level of officer of the Order of Canada for his contributions to Canadian life in hockey, law, writing and politics, notably as a champion of literacy and the prevention of sports - related brain injuries.

It paints the customer (the in - house firm) as the the champion of driving change and innovation in the legal services market.

Linda has built a formidable reputation across Scotland as a champion of gender parity in the workplace.

The highway billboard casting a lawyer as the champion of accident victims, the corporate lawyer who uses a client's power and might to evade legal responsibilities, the family lawyer who asks irrelevant questions of an opponent's client for abusive purposes — these are not examples of our value as a profession, but indeed sources of our emerging irrelevance.

The Harper government is preparing to carve out a new role for Canada as a champion of religious rights abroad...

Kenneth C. Frazier has long served as a champion of equal justice and as a leader for pro bono assistance, commitment to diversity and contributions to the legal aid community.

He obtained his first degree at Howard University, historically known as a champion of the education of black students.

On December 30, 2010, Beth was named a Member of the Order of Canada for her contributions as a champion of women's rights in the legal profession.

With a formidable reputation for passionate, principled advocacy, Gareth Peirce has made her name throughout her long career as a champion of civil rights.

But as a champion of diversity, it is also pleasing to see the rapid gains we have made in our proportion of female partners.

As champion of the downtrodden, the self - righteous Rumpole loves to get in trouble with his wife Hilda, his peers, the head of chambers, and judges, to name but a few.

Beth Symes of Toronto was also named as a Member of the Order of Canada «for her contributions as a champion of women's rights in the legal profession.»

«The typical campaign would have painted them as the champion of justice and put them on a pedestal,» Mr. Howlett said.

As Ward points out, there was a time when Thatcher was seen as a champion of climate science - shocking the UN in the 1980s with a call to to action on man - made global warming.

This is a person who can not by any stretch of the imagination be described as a climate scientist, and one who I'm sure many climate scientists would not wish to think of as a champion of their profession.

Why does anyone take him seriously, when self confessed liar Peter Gleick poses as a champion of Democracy and scientific integrity?

Since his appointment, Goyal has emerged as a champion of renewable energy, calling for investments of $ 100 billion in renewables and another $ 50 billion in upgrading the country's faltering grid.

She cited as motivation for quitting her objection to «the kind of vehemence and aggressive attack strategy that Exxon has executed over the last year» toward state attorneys general with open investigations of ExxonMobil and over a dozen non-for-profit groups (such as the Union of Concerned Scientists) and individuals who have been in communication with them over the corporation's decades - long role as champion of climate denial.

«HOK is recognized globally as a champion of environmental stewardship through sustainable design, and we are thrilled to partner with them to advance our efforts to achieve broad industry adoption of the WELL Building Standard,» said Delos Founder and CEO Paul Scialla.

You may also know her as the champion of the love canal disaster and the mother of the superfund.

Set up in the style of the Venice Biennale's Aperto exhibition, the Berlin Biennale was founded in 1998 as a champion of cutting - edge postmodernism and to capitalize on the city's importance as a centre of avant - garde culture: a city famous for launching such movements as Dada and Fluxus.

Yet, it still came as something of a surprise when the US Postal Service — not exactly known as a champion of subversive art — announced it would unveil five stamps featuring Martinez paintings.

Now Keith is being honored with a prestigious award that recognizes her recent efforts and broader commitment to modern and contemporary art throughout her career as a champion of African American artists.

Marvin Heiferman, freelance author, editor, and curator, «Has carved himself a niche as champion of the blue - collar nature of the silent majority of photographs.»

Throughout the 1930s she wrote about and taught art - the latter in both Dublin and Cork - playing an important role in the history of Irish painting, as an early proponent of abstraction in art and as a champion of the modern movement.

Although frequently labeled as the champion of Minimalism, Judd unequivocally refuted this classification, and Untitled, 1979 is a visual testament to his transcendence of any one category.

Arguably the most influential American art critic of the second half of the 20th century, as a champion of the post-war American abstract modernist art which flourished in the 1950s (and most particularly for his promotion of Jackson Pollock), Clement Greenberg was also the most vilified.

Soon after the ground - breaking Le Mouvement show, Denise René's position as the champion of Op and Kinetic art were cemented, and by 1965, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) solicited her help in assembling the historical exhibition, The Responsive Eye, where the term «Op and Kinetic Art» was first formally recognised.

He is a recipient of the Alberta College of Art and Design Board of Governors Award of Excellence (1992) and the Order of Canada (2007), which was for awarded to him for his numerous contributions as a champion of Canadian artists, notably as a curator who has developed many popular and critical exhibitions that have attracted new audiences to Canadian art galleries.

Despite those funding increases, many in the art world do not see New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio as a champion of the arts in the way that his predecessor, Mike Bloomberg, was.

Chew was recently featured on CBS Sunday Morning in a segment focused on the dichotomy of Thomas Jefferson as both champion of liberty and a slaveholder.

The RA has real cheek to present itself as a champion of the new with its Shonibare awning when it has tried so hard for centuries to fetter British artists

Paintings, reliefs and collages such as the cubist - influenced Beach with Starfish (1993 - 34) chart his stylistic development from representational art through abstraction, while a display of selected works by contemporaries including Alexander Calder and Jean Hélion helps illuminate Piper's role as a champion of international abstract art in Britain.