Sentence examples for fought issue from inspiring English sources
It's not surprising that Lib Dem colleagues are expressing themselves "assertively" following the defeat of the AV referendum, said the MP for North East Fife It was always inevitable as I think David Cameron acknowledged... that there was going to be some bitterness, this is a hard fought issue, some of the terms of the exchanges have been, shall we say, less than parliamentary.
Bale points out that Osborne is an avid student of both contemporary American politics, where the manipulation of constituency boundaries for party advantage is taken for granted, and of 19th-century British politics, when exactly who was able to vote was perhaps the most crucial and closely fought issue.
Moloney and McIntyre fought the issue on appeal, eventually receiving a stay from the U.S. Supreme Court.
Unfortunately, the financial-sector lobby has fought this issue to a deadlock at the highest levels of the S.E.C.
Advocates said that the corporations fought the issue primarily over executive compensation concerns.
Jarrett fought back, issuing a lengthy statement denouncing the Olympic committee's decision.
Mr. Gorton and Indians have long fought over issues like fishing rights and power over tribal affairs.
"Even the strike is being fought over issues concerning future growth in Atlantic City, of how everyone can profit from it.
"I think the campaign should be fought on issues," said Michael Long, the chairman of the state Conservative Party, which endorsed Mr. Paladino for governor.
