Sentence examples for focus of struggle from inspiring English sources

The focus of struggle shifted to Samogitia, an area that separated the German holdings in Prussia from their conquests in Latvia.

This can be seen in the way the focus of struggle, post-Mubarak, has shifted from Tahrir Square to the political-economic space of factories as workers organise strikes, articulate demands that are both political and economic, and start to challenge the power of Egypt's "little Mubaraks" – the country's economic elites.

The government's treatment of Kurds is a particular focus of the struggle for human rights in Turkey today.

In both the US and UK, housing inequality is increasingly the main focus of class struggle and people are demanding real change.

These offices became the focus of factional struggle among the aristocratic families and later, with the weakening of aristocratic rule, the chief prizes in a contest of power between the nobility and the common citizens.

Georgia straddles a major westward route for oil and gas from Central Asia and the Caspian Sea and has become the focus of a struggle for regional clout between Russia and the West.

By 1986 Mandela's name was so powerful that for many black South Africans the immediate focus of the struggle wasn't freedom from apartheid – we simply wanted Mandela out of jail.

The play, in which a newborn becomes the focus of a struggle between a younger couple, played by David Burtka and Kathleen Early, and an older one, played by Mr. Murray and Ms. Seldes, has been drawing large crowds to East 15th Street.

Westminster politics has succeeded the court as the focus of the struggle for power; and it is increasingly the view of the audience – us – that the Lie Direct is the Member of Parliament's standard form of expression in a difficult spot.

The town of Kobane, on Syria's border with Turkey, is the current focus of this struggle but even if IS is repelled there by their Kurdish opponents it will not be the last fight.

As an example, the report detailed the story of Yimmy Jansasoy, a young member of a group that helps Afro-Colombian communities assert claims to their own land in Chocó, a region of thick jungle that has been the focus of power struggles among successor groups.