Sentence examples for spearhead against from inspiring English sources

The Party's Partisans of Peace, whose 1st meeting was held here a year ago, is now its most powerful official spearhead against the Atlantic Pact and it is also the greatest magnet for attracting international millions of men of all beliefs, all frightened of atomic war.

The UAE, for example, is backing Haftar as a spearhead against radical Islamic expansion in Libya.

Hwang's starting point is the protest that the Tony-winning author of the play M. Butterfly was instrumental in spearheading against the casting of Britain's Jonathan Pryce as the Eurasian pimp in the Broadway transfer of Miss Saigon in the early 1990s.

They found prominence during Maidan, the country's revolution in early 2014, by painting themselves as the spearhead force against corruption, and fighting hard against the government forces beating innocent Ukrainian protesters.

Soon, Mr. Yastrow started getting a flood of e-mails and phone calls asking him if he would spearhead litigation against the proposed merger.

After leaving television, Brown became an education activist, spearheading lawsuits against teacher-tenure laws and earning the scorn of teachers unions.

According to the film, the California politicians spearheading discrimination against Chinese immigrants built support for the exclusion act by compromising with Southern politicians trying to pass measures to systematically disenfranchise black people.

Up front, Wales will look to another of their fit-again Lions - Ospreys prop Adam Jones - to spearhead the scrum against what could be an inexperienced England front row.

Many are with the Iraqi militia Asaib Ahl al-Haq, (League of the Righteous), an Iranian-backed force that is expected to spearhead the fightback against Isis.

Led by John Doerr, the venture capitalist, high-tech executives formed TechNet, a bipartisan organization, to spearhead the fight against the measure.

By the age of 21 he had outgrown the lower divisions and was recruited for £3m in January 2005 by Norwich City to spearhead their fight against relegation from the top flight.