Sentence examples for fighting building from inspiring English sources

Bob Harrison, a Fox Meadows area neighbor who recently fought the construction of two new homes on what was previously a single lot, said the law did take steps toward fighting building big homes on small lots.

Maybe my posse all the guys in my sample— would launch into guerrilla action; maybe I'd be solid with fighting building to building, block to block.

The Palestine Civil Defense Directorate is responsible for fire fighting, building public shelters, medical response, search and rescue, and training civilians.

He didn't talk about Republicans working with each other or with Democrats, but instead about Republicans picking sides within their own party and fighting, building a movement of social conservatives prior to the next primary.

The new pope addressed ambassadors from the 180 countries accredited with the Holy See, urging them to share his objectives: fighting poverty, building peace and establishing "true links of friendship between all people," by building bridges between them.

"Instead of fighting the building, we have embraced it and accepted its eccentricities," he said.

This is also prevalent among those who wage war for a living — whether fighting or building and selling armaments.

The president could then side with al-Mustaqbal to push reforms that Palestinians want: fighting corruption, building the rule of law and investing in job creation.

Jimmy Carter, denied a second term as U.S. president in 1980, is still at it, at the age of 87, "waging peace, fighting disease, building hope" as head of the Carter Center.

Lopez Mendes is the sort of beach that would have developers fighting for building rights, yet there's nothing there - no bars, no restaurants, no beach vendors and no watersports - just a glorious stretch of squeaky fine white sand dotted with a few rather smug-looking tourists who can't quite believe their luck at finding such an unspoilt piece of paradise.

"I think," the official said, "we have a sense that we're at a moment in history with the president's agenda of fighting terrorism, building democracy, but also re-establishing relations with allies and dealing with the Middle East, when we feel like we're going to fit in".