Sentence examples for combat rights from inspiring English sources

At present it notes that it is operating grievance channels and programs for employees in the supply chain and holding Work Council meetings as part of its efforts to combat rights abuses — with 47 of its supplier work sites listed as operating a Work Council at present.

At present it notes that it is operating grievance channels and programs for employees in the supply chain and holding Work Council meetings as part of its efforts to combat rights abuses — with 47 of its supplier work sites listed as operating a Work Council at present.

Will he regain his sharp-breaking slider, the pitch he needs to combat right-handed batters?

Joy Behar, who is the show's designated liberal, asked the president why he didn't have better attack dogs to combat right-wing smears.

But he acknowledged that he needed to do something to combat right-handed batters who leaned over the plate in anticipation of his cutter.

Over the next three years, the talks repeatedly broke down, with the guerrillas often walking out after accusing the government of failing to combat right-wing paramilitary groups.

Warren Hoge (NYT) GERMANY: UNITED AGAINST NEO-NAZIS Leaders of the main political parties united in calls to combat right-wing extremism, which has led to a wave of neo-Nazi violence against foreigners.

"In a political system based on legality, the state has a monopoly on the use of violence, and it must be used to combat right-wing extremism without quarter," Mr. Eggert said.

"It's hand-to-hand, neighbour-to-neighbour, house-to-house and precinct-to-precinct combat right now," Gordon Fischer, former chairman of Iowa Democratic party and an Obama supporter, told Reuters.

But after that it's no holds barred, all the way till 23 June". That's 44 more days of bruising political combat, right up to the referendum itself.

He started his campaign to combat right-wing unhappiness early on the first day of the nomination, reminding people that Miers helped Bush develop many of the legal theories the administration has used to fight terrorism at home and abroad.