Sentence examples for fighting to set from inspiring English sources

"Literally wasting hundreds of millions of dollars, fighting to set up teams, fighting to set up legal music rights and so on," said Percival.

Thomas Morton went to war-torn Syria, where the Kurdish people are fighting to set up their own autonomous state.

Conservationists have been fighting to have land set aside for the animal for years.

This has prompted both the state of Texas and the clinics fighting to stay open to set their sights on him -- with a kind of dual strategy that appeals to both his sensibilities as a judge and the imprint of his legal philosophy.

Recently it was reported that Terra Firma would be fighting to meet financial targets set by the bank that helped finance the purchase of EMI.

"We are part of society and we want to have a voice!" is the rallying cry of Girl Activists of Kyrgyzstan, a group fighting to change mind-sets "in a society where early marriage is a great success in life… where violence is normal… where education [for girls] takes a backseat… where boys are placed a step above us… where people don't want to listen to us".

Broken spectacles on the floor pic.twitter.com/bh9moaS8fg The Pakistani Taliban, which is fighting to topple the government and set up an Islamic state, immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.

Now caretakers are fighting to keep his country villa, set high on a hill looking out to the sea, just the way he left it four decades ago.

And they kept fighting to turn the television set louder".

But, despite the fact it would be so much cheaper for the governing Unions, it will never happen and I can understand that view as there is so much invested in the current set-up - and if I were in the Scottish Rugby Union, I'd be fighting to keep the current set-up.

This included disseminating and propagating al-Qaeda jihadi activities by "US psychological warfare (PSYOP) specialists" to fuel "factional fighting" and "to set insurgents battling insurgents".