Sentence examples for fighting to clear from inspiring English sources

Mr Ahern has been fighting to clear his name of bribery allegations before a special tribunal.

But, almost a decade later, he is still fighting to clear his name.

Today, Baxter was fighting to clear his name of a different label: drug cheat.

Mr Hands knows this, which is why he is fighting to clear his firm's reputation in court.

Later, when Dornstein inquired about the meeting, Swire told him that Megrahi, as a dying wish, had asked Swire to keep fighting to clear his name.

Thus he could keep Mr Rusnok in post until the election due next spring.Even as the political crisis drags on, Mr Necas is fighting to clear his name.

Lydia Dagostino, the students' solicitor, told The Independent that 'all defendants pleaded not guilty to the charges and will be fighting together to clear their names'.

As I lay in bed, fighting to keep my mind clear so I could understand what was happening, Dr. Violi, the technician and my husband stared at the screen, assessing his health through fetal movement, blood flow in the umbilical cord and level of amniotic fluid.

And in Texas, A.B. Butler received a pardon from Governor Bush after spending the last 7 of his 16 years in prison fighting to get the tests that cleared him of kidnapping and rape.

Those fighting to keep the color line clear may just be buying into the very "one drop" rule that we all want to end.

"There's a lot of talk about what he did and didn't do, but if he's fighting so hard to clear his name, it could be that what's out there is wrong," Ms. Camposano said.