Sentence examples for implacable campaign from inspiring English sources

It was particularly disturbing to see this implacable campaign of intolerance at work during a week in which President Obama announced his support for the expansion of the right to marry to all Americans.

But the disease is implacable.

He has built his campaign around implacable "100 percent" opposition to compromise with the West over the country's nuclear program.

One manifestation of this implacable mood is the guerrilla campaign that is currently being waged by a handful of Democrats and a hardcore group of American columnists against the bulk of the Washington press.

The most important advocacy group behind the law, the implacable Public Citizen, has launched a new campaign to defend the law from critics.

On Nato's current bombing campaign in Libya, he is implacable.

It was the final campaign in the career of an implacable warrior and artistic guerrilla, whose revolutionary aspirations challenged the entrenched values of the operatic establishment.

"That we would be campaigning alongside some of our most implacable critics for the rights and dignity of older people and Christian believers?

They fear an "ethnic cleansing" campaign by the Islamic extremists, who view the Kurds as implacable adversaries.

Questions six and seven were the heart of the matter, deciders in the families' and survivors' implacable struggle against the lies of South Yorkshire police, whose officers had organised a campaign to blame the victims, even as people were dying at the football ground.

As the leader of the Provos, he advocated implacable violent resistance to British rule in Northern Ireland and was credited with waging a terrorist campaign, including at least one fatal bombing.