Sentence examples for chapter of a battle from inspiring English sources
The groups are engaged in the latest chapter of a battle over the expansion of large casinos in Florida, an issue awash in lobbyists and money.
The shareholders of Venezuela's largest telecommunications company approved a share buyback and dividend yesterday in the latest chapter of a takeover battle involving two prominent American companies, the AES Corporation and Verizon Communications.
Nick Cartwright, an academic lawyer, thinks the legal status of the guidelines may be tested, perhaps under human-rights legislation.The text is the latest chapter of a legal battle that started in 2001, when Diane Pretty, suffering from motor-neurone disease, asked unsuccessfully for her husband to be immune from prosecution should he help her to die.
RIO DE JANEIRO — Argentina's lower house of Congress was preparing to vote late Friday night on whether to approve a government tax program for agricultural exports in the latest chapter of a bitter battle between farmers and the government of President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.
This chapter describes the development of a battle damage repair approach based on adhesive bonding combined with high-performance composite reinforcement developed at the Defense Science Technology Organization (DSTO).
The settlement is the latest chapter in a battle that began in 2003 when Mr. Page wrote a series of columns about Chief Justice Thomas.
This may be the final chapter of a nine-year legal battle between the Guardian and the government over freedom of information laws.
Argentinian officials met a US mediator in New York in the latest chapter of a decade-long debt battle with hedge funds that bought up the country's bonds at rock-bottom prices in the wake of its financial crisis in 2001 and 2002.
She said that starting today, it will begin a new chapter, with a battle against leather.
"It's another messy chapter in a battle or a war perhaps that's not over yet.
Rise and Fall includes two campaigns, which are divided into acts containing from two to four chapters each; a chapter comprises a battle and a cinematic.
