Sentence examples for a crusade to create from inspiring English sources

There's nothing wrong with a crusade to create something.

Mr. Fabiani's memo detailed a plan that left little to chance in a crusade to "create news relentlessly, especially news that is televised".

In the past progressives in other Southern states have looked with envy at North Carolina, whose political system has been dominated by business-oriented forward-looking moderates eager to invest in education and to attract corporations to the state with research universities rather than a crusade to create a low-tax, low wage Texas-style race to the bottom business climate.

As much as Mr. McCain has proclaimed himself on a "great crusade" to create a more inclusive, reform-minded Republican Party, fewer and fewer of his fellow Republicans have been willing to join him as his campaign has become more aggressively critical of Republican orthodoxy on tax cutting, on the campaign finance law and on its open arms to leaders of the religious right.

The centerpiece of the president's digital divide proposal, which he described Jan . 27in the State of the Union address as "a national crusade" to create "opportunity for all," would be $2 billion in tax incentives over the next decade to encourage companies to donate computers, sponsor schools, libraries and community centers, and support technology training for workers.

A bankrupt and an opportunist, his crusade to create an Eden for his followers concealed, in Cartwright's opinion, a cynical plan to grab land from the Zulus.

There, one of the playwrights, Dolores Espinoza, who had met Mr. Sinisterra at a workshop in Patzcuaro in her native Mexico, said he proposed that the group use the concept of the medieval children's crusade to create a frame for the play.

Sundance award-winning documentary Watchers of the Sky chronicles his crusade to create a law that could protect civilians from mass atrocities.

Ever unafraid to give the festive season the full Blue Peter treatment, Kirstie Allsopp continues her crusade to create the perfect handcrafted Christmas.

Jamie Oliver is probably well on the way to the knighthood with his crusade to create 'a better, cooler, cleverer, fucking nation' by improving the eating habits of a bunch of school kids, the parents of whom pay £1.30 per lunch, of which a mere 37p goes on food.

They would launch a taxpayer-funded crusade against decline, against poor education, a drive to create more talented graduates and invest in the technology of the future.