Sentence examples for fight to implement from inspiring English sources

At this point, I truly wonder that if he finally gave in and offered to repeal Obamacare, they'd fight to implement it tomorrow.

As the Nakba day protest across Israel's borders withSyria and Lebanon on Sunday – resulting in the death of several protesters – has shown, Palestinian frustration might well build into a third intifada, regardless of whether the Palestinians get UN recognition, and fight to implement it, or if their diplomatic gambit fails.

Those are the questions behind an activist's controversial fight to implement laws that would require clowns to undergo criminal background checks and obtain licenses before they can perform.

The education space is full of policy wonks, but it is rare to get such insight from the inner trenches of the political battles fought to implement that policy.

We have learned how to fight and we will continue until the battle to implement these new policies is won.

As many students knew well before they launched their anti-fees campaign last summer, the best way to win this kind of fight is to implement a strategy that no amount of state coercion can overcome – a general, inclusive and "unlimited" boycott of classes.

Labor unions bitterly fight attempts to implement right-to-work laws at the state level, deriding them as "right to work for less" and "freedom to freeload".

Fighting the Taurus Demon with them shooting at you can be difficult, and two of the methods you can use to fight him need you to implement the guard tower, so killing the Hollows is easiest.

The move has been made possible after BSkyB today reached an interim settlement to drop its fight to get the Competition Appeals Tribunal to implement a "stay" to postpone the implementation of Ofcom's ruling that it must cut the amount it charges rival pay-TV operators to offer Sky Sports by up to more than 20%.

Since its release, Chairwoman Mikulski has fought for a federal investment to implement the recommendations.

Mr. Josipovic promised to support Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor's effort to implement reforms and fight widespread corruption, as required to complete European Union membership talks this year.