Sentence examples for fought the issue of from inspiring English sources
Zynga itself has fought the issue of cloning.
Student nurses in Turkey need to be exposed to appropriate undergraduate training if they are to acquire the required knowledge, attitudes and skills that will help them to fight the issue of violence against women (VAW).
The election was fought over the issue of reform, notably the privatisation of the postal system.
The flag in question was carried in battle by Confederate soldiers, in a war fought over the issue of slavery.
The two companies have also fought over the issue of Internet censorship in China and the number of seats Yahoo should have on Alibaba's board.
Nearly every national election since the onset of the crisis in early 2010 has been fought on the issue of austerity and the consequent relations with the EU.
The battle over whether this or that Christian group's boundaries are unjustifiably exclusive has not gone away: it is currently being fought around the issue of homosexuality.
This title has a pun which is probably too weirdly pedantic even to count as groanworthy: an immediate, contemporary war being fought on the issue of electrical current.
Labor leader Bill Shorten said on Tuesday he was "appalled" Turnbull was sticking with the policy in a speech to the National Press Club when he said the next election would be fought on the issue of "leadership".
With his party still behind Labour in the polls and struggling to escape the shadow of Ukip, the prime minister closed a defiantly upbeat party conference in Birmingham by saying the next election will be fought on the issue of credibility and urging voters to trust his promises.
