Sentence examples for fighting to enforce from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the EU is fighting to enforce single market rules.

For many years he served as the low-profile but essential second-in-charge when the group was the most persistent and prominent legal voice fighting to enforce school integration and end Jim Crow laws in the South.

So there is, and should be a strong atheist movement, groups like American Atheists, American Humanist Association, Secular Coalition for America, Freedom From Religion, The Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science and countless others are atheist based organizations all fighting to enforce secular laws in this country and around the world.

The Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission, the state attorney general's office and a season ticketholder are fighting to strictly enforce the Twins' Metrodome lease, meaning the Twins would have to play rather than buy out the contract.

But Western diplomats and Pakistani political analysts said the general's move may sap his anemic public support and has already diverted thousands of policemen and intelligence agents from fighting terrorism to enforce his crackdown.

It is not easier for those fighting daily to enforce free speech rights around the country.

It also gave both sides a reprieve from the fighting to resupply and re-enforce before engaging in the Battle of Pusan Perimeter shortly after.

After redlining was outlawed in the 1970's, she kept fighting to make sure the law was enforced.

The bank that received the Nobel prize for its work in fostering socio-economic development from below is fighting to stave off moves from its own government to enforce decisions from above.

Several churches have been completely torn down and bloody clashes have broken out between congregants fighting to defend the symbol of their faith and truncheon-wielding security guards sent to enforce the demolitions.

He is now fighting to save his ministerial career as Labor accuses the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, of failing to enforce his own standards.