Sentence examples for established fight from inspiring English sources
It's very counterproductive," said Luke Dowdney, a Briton who has established Fight for Peace, a boxing and martial arts centre in the Maré complex.
"Any police operations that leads to the deaths of eight citizens is wrong," said Luke Dowdney, a Briton who established Fight for Peace, a boxing and martial arts centre in Maré.
The film later found critical and commercial success with its DVD release, which established Fight Club as a cult film.
When Doyle established Fighting Words, the intention was not only to inspire children and young adults who might otherwise be struggling with literacy to write, but also to regenerate a down-at-heel part of the city where many children do not have English as their first language, and which had provided the backdrop for several of Boyle's own books.
On March 18 , 1871 the republican Paris Commune was established to fight the Germans in France as well as to fight the Army of Versailles, which had remained loyal to Napoleon III and had concluded an armistice with the Germans that the members of the Commune judged to be dishonourable.
The two German outlets have caused a supermarket price war in the UK as bigger, more established grocers fight for customers by slashing prices.
In the mid-19th century, public health boards were established to fight the great killers of the day -- cholera and tuberculosis.
The group had been established to fight against Indian control of disputed territory in Kashmir, along India's border with Pakistan.
"People doubted we could do it," said Alison West, a yoga instructor and the executive director of Yoga for New York, a nonprofit group established to fight the regulation effort.
"Activists have targeted these states because they think it's going to be easier to convince legislators than the populace," said Brian Brown, executive director of the National Organization for Marriage, a group established to fight same-sex marriage.
The idea, says co-author Mark Muro of Brookings, is to help a federal laboratory system initially established to fight the Cold War adapt to the global economic and security challenges of the 21st century.
