Sentence examples for in its crusade from inspiring English sources

In its crusade to stamp out smoking, the organisation is keen to see tobacco prices go up worldwide.

The Times, in its crusade against "scandal and irresponsibility" in Albany (as well as the "sleaze and incompetence" of New York state leaders), is ignoring an obvious and effective solution: term limits.

A string of court defeats over the last two years persuaded the Giuliani administration to call a timeout in its crusade against the city's sex industry a couple of months ago, and to reconsider its approach.

Since taking over what some people now describe as the worst job in Washington, Mr. Boehner has found himself caught between two imperatives: to lead his majority, bolstered by Tea Party newcomers, in its crusade to cut spending and the size of government, while serving as responsible partner in governing with a Democratic White House and Senate.

Predictably, the obstinacy of the companies has stoked the fury of smoking's opponents, many of whom need no inducement to trample down the notion of free choice.Encouraged by a sympathetic White House and by a growing climate of intolerant finger-wagging, America has already gone too far in its crusade against smoking.

On Saturday, Venezuela's serially appalling regime crossed a number of new red lines in its crusade to keep food and medicine from reaching desperately hungry and sick people, setting fire to trucks carrying humanitarian aid and deploying paramilitary gangs to kill Venezuelans who went to the border to try to force the aid in.

The Daily News has been consistent for years in its crusading coverage of both police brutality and gun violence (see the cover it was planning to run on Friday before news from Dallas broke), and it doesn't shy away from uncomfortable images it believes are in service of that coverage.

I respect much that Greenpeace does, in particular its crusade against global despoliation of fisheries, but Brent Spar was not an isolated example of the abuse of campaigning sentiment.

But it is also likely to provide Labor with further ammunition in its "fairness" crusade against the government, as the opposition seeks to highlight inequality between Australia's earners.

The haste with which the coalition is proceeding in its ideological crusade to destroy the last vestiges of the post-1945 settlement is in stark contrast to the more cautious approach taken by Thatcher when she came to power in 1979.

Mr. Muris led the agency in its popular crusade against telemarketers, creating a "do not call" registry and then successfully defending it from court challenges brought by the industry.