Приклади вживання Championing Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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I have spent my life championing women.
Championing academic freedom and the importance of constructive debate.
In the last two decades, Bolivia has led the world in championing Indigenous rights.
Companies openly championing LGBT rights are reaping the benefits.
It's a hubof curiosity that is constantly challenging the status quo and championing busines….
Those championing these rulings should be careful for what they wish for.
She is also passionate about doing her part in championing the rights of women and girls.
Championing women's economic participation is at the very core of Avon's business, and has been since its foundation.
Bernie Sanders hasbecome the most popular politician in the country by championing these ideas in other arenas.
The narrative that this has something to do with championing capitalism is just a hook used to get Trump's base on board with another unconscionable foreign entanglement.
It's a hub of curiosity thatis constantly challenging the status quo and championing business as a power for good.
We're committed not only to finding and championing ways of defining and organising work that create economic and societal value, but also to promoting ways of improving individual working lives.
The Theatres Trust(TTT) is the national advisory body for theatres,promoting the value of theatre buildings and championing their future.
He first teaches himself law and becomes a lawyer, championing the local people and gaining popularity.
His supporters hail him as a hero for exposing what theydescribe as abuse of power by modern states and for championing free speech.
Firstly he teaches himself law and becomes a lawyer championing the local people, and gaining much local popularity.
This was part of a growing motif that sought to portray Ukraine as captured by extreme nationalists,and Russia as championing liberal causes.
In the other corner is the new kid on the block, championing the belief that learning language should be freely available to everyone.
But human rights themselves became politically polarized during the Cold War,with the West championing civil and political rights;
Since its inception in 2007,UMK has been steadily instrumental in championing entrepreneurship education in Malaysia in order to produce multitalented graduates.
LGBTI people in Bhutan aswell as other allies around the world look forward to welcoming this historic decision championing equality for all citizens.
France will continue to fully support the activities of the OSCE andits institutions, championing in particular the respect of their mandate, their autonomy and their resources.
Gábor Bethlen, who reigned from 1613 to 1629, perpetually thwarted all efforts of the emperor to oppress or circumvent his subjects,and won reputation abroad by championing the Protestant cause.
In doing so,we can abandon the Eurocentric art history of the 18th century and its championing of whiteness as equal to beauty.
Here in the UK, we seem to have a peculiarBritish habit of complaining about the NHS whilst simultaneously championing the right to free health care.
Germany in the world International Cooperation:Germany joins its European and transatlantic partners in championing peace, democracy and human rights in the world.
At the Royal College of Art, the programme has a long history that has radically examined the place of visual communication in relation to culture andsociety, while championing the importance of an interdisciplinary approach.-.
In the sphere of international policy- Ukraine should leave the"grey zone" between the East and West and become as a state an independent subject of international relations,capable of championing its own national interests. First of all it needs:.
Students of the online Graduate Certificate program in Regulatory Affairs will learn to evaluate the scientific andeconomic value of potential new products in the global market, championing effective deliveries of healthcare products locally and abroad.