Sentence examples for fight waged from inspiring English sources

Now, as then, the most meaningful "fight" waged by literary artists is interior.

It's a fight waged largely with long words over big issues that now feel small, not to mention slightly archaic.

But the company's proposal, which was intended to end a proxy fight waged by Elliott, was promptly rejected by the hedge fund.

The ruling came after a 14-year fight waged by Fiero Brothers, a tiny penny-stock brokerage firm, and its owner, John J. Fiero.

An endless labor fight waged in a courtroom is of interest to no one save for a few lawyers with unlimited billing hours.

Mr. Berlinger and Chevron had been in conflict over "Crude," a nonfiction feature that chronicles a legal fight waged by Ecuadoreans who sued Texaco (now owned by Chevron) over an oil field that they said contaminated their water.

He even recalls the election fights waged by his father, who held the same seat from 1933 until 1955.

According to his prepared remarks, Representative George Miller, Democrat of California and chairman of the Education and Labor Committee, will tell the hearing, "Although the Department of Labor currently has the necessary tools to fight wage theft, the G.A.O.

Her efforts to fight wage discrimination were not in vain.

Another recent Supreme Court ruling blocked class-action lawsuits by workers, which will give them fewer ways to fight wage theft.

Labor advocates, however, say the legal fight fits a larger pattern of behavior in which national restaurant lobbying groups fight wage increases with all kinds of legal loopholes.