Launching a battle for gay rights may salve consciences, but will make it harder to achieve that goal.
(And if you're a far-right party launching a "Battle for Britain" campaign, you'd better make sure your patriotic spitfires aren't Polish).
The French president Nicolas Sarkozy has formally launched his battle for re-election, promising to grant the public a referendum on how to get France's growing unemployed off benefits.
Kelly said that if permanent repatriation negotiations failed, he would launch a legal battle for the return of the valued artefact.
Mossack Fonseca helped a New York art gallery defend itself over a claim about a Nazi-looted artwork after the apparent original owner's descendant launched a legal battle for its return, the Panama Papers reveal.
Behind the clip's heartwarming glow and the "Give someone the Christmas they've been dreaming of" strapline, the John Lewis advert signals the launch of a retail battle for "eyeballs" over the festive season.
As the main political parties launch their manifestos, the battle for marginal seats - constituencies which only require a slight swing to change hands at elections - has arguably never been more important.
Yesterday the founders stepped away from their launch-day battle stations for an interview on TechCrunch TV, where they outlined their motivations for starting the company, and what makes Asana different from the slew of productivity apps that are already out there.
The exclusive album launch marks a big win for Imeem, which also recently launched Lil Wayne's latest mixtape, Dedication 3. The site seems to be in a heated battle for album launches with MySpace Music, which has also launched a number of high profile albums in the last few months, including Guns N' Roses' first album in 17 years, Beyonce, The Cure, Oasis, and a number of others.
Another 100,000 civilians died in the battle for Berlin launched by the Soviet army on April 16 , 1945
