Sentence examples similar to push back against control from inspiring English sources

They organized the Republican Party in 1854 to push back against the control of the government by wealthy slaveholders.

Trinidadian women increased earnings and economic independence grants them the ability to push back against strict moral controls that religion and society have place on them.

Notre Dame also isn't the first to have students organize and push back against their university over the birth control mandate.

In formal politics, this is usually treated as an outlandish claim, but the proposition is being made every time we do what is within our power to save lives, to push back against the "hostile environments" created by border control, and to find ways to make our communities work together.

Our vision is to push back against metadata creep and to give individuals control over their digital lives, and a working alpha version is currently running in our lab.

To push back against the rising availability of effective birth control, the Klan told white women that having as many white children as possible "is your job and it matters for your family and your race and for America".

If the Iraqis can push back against the IMF -- and the other powerful actors seeking to transfer control of Iraq's oil to multinational corporate control -- then there should be hope for resistance everywhere.

The resulting comic covers everything from street harassment to legislative control over women's bodies, and offers bystanders a way to push back against harmful narratives.

Clinton joined Obama's call for new gun controls, however modest, meaning that the NRA would still have someone in the White House to push back against.

They push back against her claims.

I've tended to push back against Mr. Gilbert's work.