Sentence examples for lead a fight from inspiring English sources

He pledged to lead a fight in the months ahead, saying, "It's going to be repealed, and it's going to be done soon".

As if on cue, Senator-elect Hillary Clinton announced she will lead a fight to scrap the state-by-state method of electing presidents.

A softly spoken, willowy beauty who weeps when she describes her ordeal, Ikumi Yoshimatsu seems an unlikely figure to lead a fight against one of Japan's most powerful talent agencies.

As an institution which is under strong pressure to lend as much as possible, says Francis Fukuyama of America's Johns Hopkins University, the World Bank is "poorly structured to lead a fight against corruption".

The Labour MP Chris Williamson will lead a fight in parliament on Wednesday to stop the government replacing a target of "eliminating" fuel poverty with the watered-down aim of "addressing" the problem.

That political past has inspired distrust here and in Washington and left some concerned that Mr. Sharif is too close to the conservative Islamists sympathetic to the Taliban to lead a fight against the insurgents.

In the single-player campaign, players take part in a military unit attempting to lead a fight-back against a new South American superpower.

Khoury recalled how his brother had led a fight against settlers in the nineteen-seventies in Sebastia and Elon Moreh.

For decades, Esteves led a fight to have a portion of the park designated as a tribal homeland.

Mr. Kui led a fight two years ago to get the city to add a second exit to the station.

He helped open the Democratic Party to African-Americans and led a fight to abolish the state's whites-only primary.