Sentence examples for ahead of fighting from inspiring English sources

The government seems willing to give in, and risk putting internal party management ahead of fighting crime and protecting victims.

In the last few weeks alone, he's been criticising fellow business leaders for putting profit ahead of fighting poverty and climate change, blogging on the urgent need to create a low-carbon economy, championing market-based approaches to ending poverty and calling for gender parity in development.

That was when a polling firm, Public Opinion Strategies, found that 67percentt of those surveyed claimed that privacy was their most important issue, ahead of fighting crime (55percentt) and preventing nuclear attack by building a missile shield (22percentt).

– European Commission is putting paedophiles' privacy ahead of fighting online child abuse, charity heads say.

Some received leaflets and phone calls from the Israeli army, urging them to evacuate ahead of fighting.

The Yankees were three and a half games behind in a berth for a wild card coming into the day, with five teams ahead of them fighting for two spots.

They slept in abandoned buildings as they moved from one village to another, exposed to malarial mosquitoes and trying always to stay ahead of the fighting.

And as Afghan forces take the lead role in securing the nation, they are preparing for a particularly fierce year of fighting ahead of the planned 2014 withdrawal of international forces.

Like the Kalashnikov, the rocket-propelled grenade, the suicide attacker and the hidden, makeshift bomb, Type 63 rockets will be a part of Afghan violence for the years of fighting ahead.

But it's been nearly a month since the Senate first signed off on it, and there's still plenty of fighting ahead.

Israel's defence minister, Moshe Ya'alon, warned in a security briefing that "long days of fighting" were ahead.