Sentence examples for fighting for recognition from inspiring English sources

We're always fighting for recognition.

For small brands fighting for recognition in crowded markets, almost any publicity is beneficial, he reckons.

The Labour party-affiliated Bakers, Food and Allied Workers Union is currently fighting for recognition from McDonald's.

It's the reason our First Peoples are still fighting for recognition, and it's the reason we continue to stomach offshore immigration prisons.

Refugees in Germany have been fighting for recognition for nearly 10 years now – people from western and eastern Africa, from Asia and eastern Europe.

One Florida pair spent two years fighting for recognition of their seven-year marriage, and in the end had to prove their love to an immigration court to halt the wife's deportation back to Peru; a nun testified on behalf of the couple, who worked at a flea market in Tampa.

Photographers have spent many years fighting for proper recognition by the media.

"I was once president of the Writers Guild of America and I'm still an active Guild member, still fighting for the recognition of writers in Hollywood," he said.

What we are really fighting for is recognition that gender-nonconforming people are entitled to exactly the same rights as other Americans.

"We have to carry on fighting for proper recognition and what we're owed, but I don't think we should be obsessed with that; we must get on with it ourselves," he says.

In the New Statesman, Wes Streeting praised McDonald's "willingness to engage" on employment rights issues – seemingly unaware of how such a statement will read to workers desperately fighting for union recognition.