Sentence examples for struggle waged from inspiring English sources

Bismarck's calculation that a struggle waged ostensibly against the aggression of Napoleon III would overcome particularism south of the Main River proved correct.

A measure recently made law would disqualify from the Knesset any party or individual member supporting "armed struggle waged by an enemy state or terror organisation".

The Soviet dance historian Yuri Slonimsky saw Lavrovsky's theme as "the unequal struggle waged by the children of tomorrow against the injustice of yesterday".

Aceh gained greater autonomy in return for an end to the armed struggle waged by separatists that largely faded following the 2004 tsunami.

The intifada, the revolutionary struggle waged by the Palestinians in the occupied territories since 1987, exacted a toll from the Israelis-psychologically, if not militarily.

It has specifically been a struggle waged against the consolidation of government as a kind of criminal syndicate, one maintained by entrenched criminal powers inside and outside government, regardless of who is elected President.

The plot concerned struggles waged by princes to claim a kingdom and wed a princess.

The United States has undoubtedly become a fairer, more open and less oppressive society thanks largely to the political and cultural struggles waged by liberals during the past half century.

Early on the film establishes a mood of life-and-death struggles waged in an environment from which there is no escape.

The model assumes that these conditions are the ideological struggles waged by social groups in search of power (Pereira and Camino 1999), which are part of the social construction of reality (Berger and Luckmann 1973).

If it is time to reëxamine the struggle, then plainly, as Obama implied, it is time to reëxamine the means by which the struggle is waged.