Perkin focuses on the case of one woman, Rabha El Haimer, and her courageous and persistent battle to have this stigma removed from her child – a fight she waged with the help of the campaigning charity Solidarité Féminine.
This film is the culmination of Bergman's "rose" style; as writer and director, he ties up his persistent, early battle-of-the-sexes themes in an intricate plot structure.
He waged a persistent battle against government repression.
In one of the nation's most persistent tug-of-war political battles, Frank C. Guinta, a Republican, won the contest for the First Congressional District against Representative Carol Shea-Porthe, the Democratic incumbent.
Cadorna, however, was determined to make progress and so embarked on a series of persistent renewals of the offensive, known as the Battles of the Isonzo.
(See Lexington and Concord, Battles of).
Battles of Mexico [City].
Numerous ministers and officials have resigned or been sacked, while the government has battled persistent allegations of corruption, including claims that the London-exiled Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky had illegally financed Mr Yushchenko's campaign.
Battling persistent questions of who should start between the posts, the English will at least receive a boost with the return from injury of Gareth Barry, a natural holding midfielder who gives his teammates Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard more creative license.
The persistent partisan battles underscore Mr. Obama's inability to make good on an original promise — that he would open a bipartisan era of problem solving.
But none of these books have succeeded in reversing the trend of the overweight in the U.S. Yesterday, the federal government and the food industry weighed in with some fresh advice, part of a persistent uphill battle.
