Sentence examples for permanent struggles from inspiring English sources

However, the control of the water is the subject of permanent struggles through archaic practices which can't adapt to the requirements of modern life.

The statement added that Iran considered "the permanent struggle against this international pariah its divine duty".

At worst, Israel would have the moral high ground in a permanent struggle.

"The idea was always to put the old and the new into a permanent struggle, which is positive," he said.

Its history has been marked by a permanent struggle against the sea, indicated by its name, meaning "sea land," and by its heraldic device, Luctor et emergo ("I struggle and emerge").

They both prefer permanent struggle so they both can claim there is no one to talk to on the other side and, therefore, they never have to change policies.

He attributes the antagonism to Ida mainly to "a right wing in Poland that's off its head and generates this feeling that we're being besieged, under some permanent struggle – completely ignoring the reality of Poland".

Naturally, you never see anything of that sort in films made under the auspices of the revolutionary regimes themselves, for which art exists only to perpetuate the heroic mythology of the (permanent) struggle.

The new company, formed in 1988, has had a permanent struggle for survival in the face of the usual artistic indifference from successive governments, and the strain is regrettably showing.

The theme of the five Cubans unjustly sentenced in the United States must be an axis of permanent struggle.

"the Eagle's Nest" [a reference to Hitler's refuge in the Alps], because of its permanent struggle to regain national sovereignty.