Sentence examples for fighting for access to from inspiring English sources

Reporters may also lack institutional muscle when fighting for access to public records.

Cyril, whose work at the CMJ involves fighting for access to the internet for marginalised communities, believes the racism she deals with online reflects racist structures offline.

After Mr. Padilla was interned in the brig, the F.B.I. spent months fighting for access to him, a former senior counterterrorism official said.

In 2008, he bought about ten thousand dollars' worth of stock, tiny shares in some of Russia's largest companies, and then began fighting for access to information about the companies to which the law entitled all shareholders.

Oxfam's report includes allegations that a fishing community on the Sirinhaem estuary in Brazil is fighting for access to their land after being violently evicted to make way for a sugar mill.

The returns have plunged in the last 12 months because more investors are fighting for access to the bonds, which allows companies to reduce the interest rate payments that they offer to bondholders.

"We finally became a fully accessible city with curb cuts in 53 miles of streets, and then started fighting for access ramps to the beach and the boardwalk.

But just as women are suddenly fighting anew for access to contraception, the VIDA statistics suggest that women writers are still fighting to have their work taken seriously and accorded as much coverage as men's.

Other members of the pride quickly crowd around to feed on the kill, usually fighting for access.

But Gibbs has also jumped to the press corps' aide, particularly in fighting for access on overseas trips.

The industry began fighting hard for access to shale fields abroad, and promoting gas as the fuel of choice for slashing carbon emissions.