Sentence examples for members fighting for from inspiring English sources

An active, modern Solidarity union, with members fighting for workers' rights, is considered merely a usurper's class of union, with unionists considered to be protesting merely to "gain profits for themselves", as an editorial at Gazeta Wyborcza put it.

We were at our first meeting at JENGbA (Joint Enterprise Not Guilty by Association), a campaign group mostly made up of mums and other family members fighting for justice on behalf of those imprisoned under the law of joint enterprise.

It's impossible to get to know the cast when there are 17 cast members fighting for airtime.

Boys from families with members fighting for the YPG were particularly singled out for abuse, the children said.

As service members who return home from war and share our stories with the world, we have become a community of "soldier-authors," serving as the voices for all service members fighting these wars.

But campaigning as a minister, with a personal appearance by the prime minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, alongside her, she has, like other cabinet members fighting difficult seats, won the battle for media coverage.

Some fear conscription into armed groups or being arrested for having family members fighting.

"At local level, their members are fighting for teachers' jobs in academies," he says.

Both developers and preservationists try to enlist their local City Council members in fighting for or against potential landmarks.

"Unison have suggested that … conceding an extra day's leave could suffice" – even while their own members are fighting for equal holidays, sick pay and pensions.

Just days after ruling out a strike, the Chicago Teachers Union finds itself grappling with dissent among members and fighting for public support as district leaders have begun circumventing the union in their push for a longer school day this year.