Sentences with phrase «who champions»

If you're a parent who champions natural resources and organic materials, then this room is the perfect design for your children.

Aside from her leadership skills she is a true professional who champions company culture and employee engagement at every opportunity.

Proven leader who champions multiple high profile projects and skilled at seeing the «big picture» while also focusing on the day to day processing details.

Employee advocate who champions staff confidence a...

MBA graduate who champions more efficient cost - effective business processes.

Angela Douglas is a DC based artist who champions nature awareness, the environment, & farm to table practices in her life and work.

THE CURATOR Jordana Zeldin is an independent curator and artist representative who champions under - known and emerging artists making exceptional work.

«We believe that even if you're not a person with a period, you can still be a person who champions healthy, happy, shame - free periods,» Column Five says.

It isn't obviously clear who the Champions are or what their motivations are for working together in the Paladins realm.

I still don't really know who the Champions are, and while the added information is nice, it's not enough.

In Monday's post, I had some fun at the expense of Paul Farrell, the MarketWatch columnist who champions index investing while at the same time forecasting the coming apocalypse.

Answer: Each investment debate on a stock comprises three members of the investment team: a lead analyst who champions the idea, a «devil's advocate» who offers pushback and feedback, and a fresh analyst who can bring a different perspective to the topic at hand.

But as an insider who champions digital and self - publishing in all its various new options, I nevertheless urge you to consider the following tips and precautions.

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Saturday plays host to the preliminary matches, whilst Sunday will decide who the champions are.

«He is so committed to his point of view and his philosophy that he's developed — you respect that,» says Antonio Campos, who champions Murder by Contract.

On the surface, it concerns Naomi Watts» doctor who champions the motherless child.

The appointment seems a favorable one for the people of Denmark, since the doctor is a man who champions the Age of Enlightenment, a rationalist who carries with him books by Voltaire and Rousseau, doubtless smuggled in despite of Denmark's censorship laws against «radical thinkers.»

It's our way of making sure that every candidate who comes to us is one who will not just survive as a health coach, but thrive as an active member of our community who champions for better lives for their clients.

«My gut feeling is that it is right,» says Estes, who champions the predation theory.

While Kosoko plays an abuser, Jalade - Ekeinde plays the role of one who champions the cause of the abused victims.

Shortly after the decision was announced, Mayor Bill de Blasio tweeted, «A president who defends white supremacists just pardoned a sheriff who champions racist policing.»

«I'm really excited to introduce this man who is outer - borough working dad, a public school parent, a lifelong progressive reformer and a leader who champions New York as a city of neighborhoods and families,» she said.

There is Chris, from Our Angels who champions not only his own charity, but the work of others to fight baby loss.

Interestingly, I've never seen those who favor circumcision express the slightest bit of concern about being «fair» so any circumcision opponent who champions «fairness» in the misguided belief that their «fairness» will be reciprocated are going to be very disappointed.

Serge Gnabry, who the champions loaned to Hoffenheim after signing him from Werder Bremen in pre-season, burst in to the area two minutes in to the game, drawing a foul from Joshua Kimmich before dusting himself off to take the resulting spot kick.

«John said we were going to go bankrupt if we kept buying ferment jars, so we started doing it ourselves,» said Pamer, who champions fermented foods as beneficial for gut flora.

At the same time, it would be a grave mistake to think that anyone who champions the Latin Mass and Catholic Tradition inevitably falls into the sin of anti-Semitism.

They are surprised because, as a self - described «liberated woman» who champions women in church leadership and an egalitarian interpretation of Scripture, I don't fit the perceived mold for the submissive wife.

ODIN seeks not faith, HE seeks the brave and just man who champions the rights of the poor and oppressed.

One scholar who champions this perspective is ethicist Peter Singer.

Responding to calls that the British government send a «strong moral message» to an American president «who champions torture,» Davis said the British government's position on torture was plain: «We don't condone it.»

«We have to contest [Trump's] values even as we recognize that our democracy rendered us a president who champions those values,» Romero said.

Iinet has achieved what Telstra never has with customers who champion their superior service.

Even the late Margaret Thatcher, who championed the sale of state - owned companies such as British Telecom and British Gas, backed away from privatizing Royal Mail during her tenure as prime minister back in the 1980s.

«There are great things the country can do,» said the man who championed free trade and the GST.

Pai, who championed a controversial proposal approved in December to reverse the Obama administration's net neutrality rules, has been the target of death threats in social media postings and harassing signs have been posted near his home.

Often, those people will boost your chances of success if your launch team has a group of energetic young talents with enthusiasm and fresh ideas, along with more experienced veteran leaders who champion the project and bring their own sense of gravitas.

Some Republicans who champion market principles might argue that rates should be allowed to exceed the caps.

Flynn, who championed closer ties to Russia, stepped down after reports he had discussed U.S. sanctions on Moscow with Russia's ambassador.

Those who champion an undifferentiated «market society» shrilly shout «class war» if one suggests that the poor are a distinct social presence.

It's ironic — those who champion nondiscrimination, in the name of nondiscrimination, are creating rules that push out those who «discriminate» based on biblical belief statements.

The point is this: many of those who champion «trusting God» for their financial support (and do not regard too well on salaried pastor or church worker) are often themselves consuming medicine and buying insurance policies!

His counsel for philanthropy was Raymond Fosdick, a backslidden Baptist who championed cautiously progressive causes.

Among the intellectuals who championed these universalistic components of the national ideology were some who were self - conscious representatives of the Anglo - Saxon ethnic group.

Wolf, the since - retired congressman from Virginia who championed global religious liberty, sponsored the original IRFA 18 years ago.

An awful lot of people who are otherwise conservative and even think of themselves as pro-life nonetheless obtain abortions at a rate comparable to that of people who champion Roe.

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One reason we hear about biblical illiteracy so much is because the people who champion it are the ones who have the spiritual gifts of teaching, preaching, and knowledge.

Look at Gandhi, Buddha and all those other individuals who champion peace and tolerance beyond what Jesus is constantly quoted with.