Sentence examples for issues to fight from inspiring English sources

There are also ingrained cultural issues to fight against.

But Micah Rasmussen, the governor's spokesman, said Mr. McGreevey supported the bill, he has had other issues to fight for this session.

"Part of creating sustainable social change is also helping to build movements around these issues — to fight for more science funding and better education for all children.

I've been on conference calls where senior people in institutions who oppose a president's policy are rationalizing why a president did what he did and reminding people that we have other issues to fight on.

There will be civil wars, broken states, sectarian persecutions, humanitarian crises, faltering economies and new foreign policy challenges (ranging from warming of relations between Egypt and Iran to new issues to fight over with Russia and China) -- nothing resembling a resounding march to democracy and economic prosperity, and no clear embrace of free institutions and norms.

It only benefits the powers that be to have you, or us, continually focus on the small, insignificant issues, to fight the same battles over and over and over again, instead of solving these and other problems and actually MOVING FORWARD.

"I think this is becoming more and more an issue to fight against.

For the White House, the lack of a real foreign policy issue to fight with Republicans about during this campaign season is both a blessing and a curse.

It may seem that civil liberties is the least likely issue to fight on, but this is a fight nonetheless - a skirmish in 2008 for an internal Tory battle in a few years' time.

The sad part is, police brutality isn't that hard of an issue to fight.

If there's an issue to fight about, it's Ukraine, as well as Crimea and Georgia.