Sentence examples for community fighter from inspiring English sources

Calling to mind boxers who come from a dynasty – like "Irish" Mickey Ward, for instance, later immortalised in The Fighter – Tyson seems to be very much a community fighter.

Calling to mind boxers who come from a dynasty like "Irish" Mickey Ward, for instance, later immortalized in The Fighter Tyson seems to be very much a community fighter.

A radical police reform white paper published by the home secretary, Theresa May, says that she wants to explore new ideas including creating a reserve army of volunteers prepared to act as community crime fighters along similar lines to fire reservists who help staff some neighbourhood fire stations.

The consultation paper says that neighbourhood policing is key to David Cameron's "big society... we want more active citizens taking part in joint patrols with the police, looking out for their neighbours and passing on safety tips as part of neighbourhood watch groups or as community crime fighters," it says.

She went on to call the queer community "my fighters, my heroes, the reason I love what I do". .

Girls as young as 14 or 15 are travelling mainly to Syria to marry jihadis, bear their children and join communities of fighters, with a small number taking up arms.

"Serious crimes committed in violation of international law against Nuer and Dinka communities by fighters from both Nuer and Dinka-led rebel factions in Sudan's 1983-2005 civil war, ahead of southern independence, were never addressed," it says.

Similar to the private sector, military weather forecasters present weather conditions to the war fighter community.

In contrast by June, as Olds had predicted, the Air Force's fighter community was struggling with a nearly 1 1 kill-loss ratio.

Since No. 410 Squadron has always had some of the most experienced CF-18 pilots in the fighter community, it is often charged with carrying out special fighter projects.

Air Force pilots, he reported to Air Force Chief of Staff John D. Ryan (a former SAC general and bomber pilot often at odds with the tactical fighter community), "couldn't fight their way out of a wet paper bag" because of a systemic lack of interest by the USAF in air-to-air combat training.