Sentence examples for power of fighting from inspiring English sources
Such is the uplifting power of fighting right.
We'll once again feel the energy, hope, inspiration and power of fighting for the world we know is possible.
We've seen the power of fighting for liberty and justice for all in our battle for our girls.
While I went on to be elected first the insurance commissioner and then the governor of Kansas, and eventually served the president of the United States, my tenure as a state legislator showed me the power of fighting for progressive values at the state level, particularly for women and working families.
We have lots of examples of women leaders, like Khaleda Zia in Bangladesh and Benazir Bhutto and Margaret Thatcher, who get power and try to keep power instead of fighting for women's rights.
For much of the year, Nguyen Khanh spent most of his efforts on consolidating political power, instead of fighting the Viet Cong.
And finally, on closing number "Vapour Trails," Sian delivers a spaced out, late night vibe that also has the power of elephants fighting, with hovering synth stabs serving as the key.
In 1992, civil war broke out in Algeria when the government cancelled elections to prevent the Islamist party from taking power; after a decade of fighting, the conflict has taken a hundred thousand lives.
The applicable Trump policy here, in fact, appears even less stringent than Obama's was: It's leaving Assad in power in the name of fighting the Islamic State (ISIS) first.
The Yemeni military responded with helicopter airstrikes on areas around the checkpoint, known as Al Fardha — the first time it has used air power in several days of fighting with tribesmen who support opposition calls to oust the country's longtime ruler, President Ali Abdullah Saleh.
The assertion of broad latitude by the president in areas of national security resembles the struggles of the Bush years, when in the months after the Sept. 11 attacks the administration claimed sometimes sweeping power in the name of fighting terrorism.
