Sentence examples for launch a fight from inspiring English sources

Joyce Banda has said she took a "political risk" to launch a fight against corruption five months before the elections.

But the intervention of such a high-profile figure suggested that the pro-Europeans were worried enough about the tenor of the debate in Britain to launch a fight against the skeptics for fear of losing the argument by default.

UKIP's Nigel Farage has vowed to launch a fight back against claims he is leading a racist party.

"The government must launch a fight-to-the-finish offensive to root out the menace," said Rajiv Pratap Rudy, a spokesman for the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party.

For now, however, the alliance holds, and as Isis moves towards Baghdad, the fighting will intensify as Iraq's embattled government launches a fight back to stem the advance.

We believe it would also be a terrible mistake if she launches a fight over the disqualified delegations from Florida and Michigan.

So I respectfully disagree that it will be a "terrible mistake" if Hillary Rodham Clinton "launches a fight over the disqualified delegations from Florida and Michigan".

Americans have launched a fight to save the independence of Budweiser beer maker Anheuser-Busch, which last night received an unsolicited $46bn£23.7bnbid bid from Belgian brewer InBev, maker of Stella Artois and Becks.

The deputy prime minister is launching a fight back against critics of his U-turn over scrapping tuition fees.

"The question is, does the president want to launch a major fight with Congress over his choice of secretary of state?" said Aaron David Miller, a longtime diplomat who is vice president of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.

Organizers of the U.N. conference may have had the highest motives, but you can't launch a global fight against racism from a base of bad faith and hypocrisy.