Sentence examples for continuation of struggles from inspiring English sources

The Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth also had its own intrinsic reasons for the continuation of struggles with the above powers.

Most signs point toward a relentless continuation of struggle in the context of austerity.

Parisi sees the project of reusing assets confiscated from the mafia as a continuation of peasant struggles against wealthy landowners.

But it would be wrong to believe this is just a continuation of the struggles the mainstream media has had using the word racist on air or in print since Trump came down that escalator and started saying most Mexican immigrants are rapists and criminals.

It was also the continuation of a struggle against the previous prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra.

It is a continuation of the struggle between Western pharmaceutical companies and public health advocates over who has the right to produce and market life-saving drugs.

On the fringes of the festive crowd gathered in Guildhall Square were a handful of republican dissidents who oppose Sinn Féin's peace strategy, some wholly through politics and others through the continuation of "armed struggle".

Writing on the army's Facebook page, Sisi said: "The continuation of the struggle of the different political forces … over the management of state affairs could lead to the collapse of state".

Even as public support for the American occupation of Iraq has begun to ebb, Gov. George E. Pataki has emerged as one of President Bush's staunchest supporters on the war, defending it in speeches across the country as the continuation of a struggle against Islamic terrorists that began with the attacks in New York in 2001.

Even when there was no news of him publicly, and no sense of what he must be thinking or planning for the continuation of the struggle to end apartheid, we had his statements, the public speeches that he had made while he had been physically present with us.

The 19 October assassination of Wissam al-Hassan, a top Lebanese intelligence official, is a continuation of this struggle: Mr Hassan was close to Sunni groups in Lebanon.