In the Tyrolean mountain village of Stanglwirt we are in the company of one of the most extraordinary sportsmen of the age, not only a long-standing world heavyweight boxing champion but a genuine political heavyweight with a PhD, as fluent in four languages as he is with his fists, now battling aggressively for democracy in his homeland.
You can win money by battling aggressively.
Right now, there are financial rewards for battling aggressively in court.
Rebels who had hoped to capitalize on a military strike to regain momentum in the fighting are now bracing for the opposite, expecting Mr. Assad to press the battle more aggressively with conventional weapons, which they bitterly note have killed scores of times as many civilians as chemical weapons have.
After the hearing, Mr. Trie's lawyer, Reid H. Weingarten, told reporters he would aggressively battle the accusations against Mr. Trie, who is known as Charlie.
They have dancers battle it, push aggressively through it or create the illusion that they are tugging or slashing at it.
Mr. Bruno released a statement Tuesday night attributing Mr. Aubertine's win to his popularity locally, and said that his party would aggressively battle to stay in power.
While Grant still officially answered to Halleck, he was back where he belonged — in the field, at the head of an army that would soon once again aggressively battle the rebels.
PANAMA CITY, Nov. 7 -- President Bush, defending a clandestine U.S. prison system abroad for terrorism suspects, said Monday that his administration would continue to aggressively battle terrorism in sometimes unconventional but always lawful ways.
The findings on the penultimate day of campaigning before Thursday's European and local elections are especially acute for the Labour party, which has been locked in an internal battle about how aggressively to attack Farage.
Doctors now have a new weapon to more aggressively battle cancer with Elekta Synergy, a 3-D image-guided radiation therapy system.
