The phrase "open fight" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a physical confrontation or battle that is visible to the public or participants, and which has been openly declared. For example, "The two nations declared an open fight after years of escalating tension."
The party will not want an open fight.
"But we have never had an open fight". Mr. Stevens added: "I respect his position.
Singer and Gegauf agreed to settle an interference, at least in part, to prevent an open fight over validity.
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They know that Democrats are reluctant to get into an open fight with them, and that this can be used for political leverage.
Now, the government has turned a murky debate over austerity, confidence and credit markets into an open fight over democracy and national independence.
"There are no open fights in schools, but a lot of whispering behind one's back, a lot of writing on the walls and anonymous letters," says Ndahimana.
"This is in one sense the future of the PRI: divisions and open fights among ex-family members," says Joy Langston, a political scientist at CIDE, a Mexico city university.Those fights now move to the national arena.
Since her nomination in 2013 she and her team have worked with parents to stop cuts for children with disabilities, successfully kept a threatened local nursery open, fought planned closures to GP surgeries, and campaigned for a better bus service.
The open fights with the Republicans were brutal, highest-of-high stakes white-knuckle showdowns where Clinton's entire presidency was on the line.
His departure adds another layer of uncertainty to the wide-open fight for the party's nomination and set off a scramble among other candidates seeking to sign up his donors and supporters.
