Sentence examples for tenacious campaign from inspiring English sources

But a small group of victims who survived the atrocities of Mr. Habré's secret police have kept up a tenacious campaign to seek justice.

This year, she ran for the UK chairmanship at accountancy giant KPMG, and though she didn't win, she was praised for a tenacious campaign.

Although the ruling was not directly connected to the murders of Mr. Ford's sister and the other women, it resulted largely from his long and tenacious campaign.

Yesterday's settlement comes after an unusually long and tenacious campaign against the company by regulators and private lawyers, who had accused it of preying on homeowners, mostly elderly, with a high-pressure sales pitch that concealed the high fees, or points, that it charged for its home-equity loans.

Vallely has wisely distanced himself from the hysterical demands for an immediate canonisation that shouts of "Santo subito!" represented on the death of John Paul II, the artificer of the long and tenacious campaign to push John XXIII's thrilling and much needed reforms of the Second Vatican Council into history.

Thomas Anto Clarkeke's testimony to the Observer indirectly led to the establishment of one of the most tenacious, campaigning victims groups – the Irish Survivors of Child Abuse.

The race has remained tight despite the investigation, experts said, because of Ms. Berkley's popularity in her district, which she has represented for seven terms, her tenacious campaigning and the formidable support of Senator Harry Reid's muscular machine.

Based on a decade of working with one of the most effective and tenacious campaigns in the history of the environmental movement, I know that we can -- and will -- prevail in the push to clean energy, even in unlikely places.

No independent estimate of the crowd numbers was available but the action is being seen as the most tenacious civil disobedience campaign since 1997.

It falls well behind the rejuvenated Venezuelan opposition's tenacious and focused campaign, and the abdominal cancer that, though shrouded in state secrecy, is believed to imperil Chávez's life — and with it, the country's stability.

In the meantime, during the second Transjordan operations Chauvel faced great difficulties with the terrain, the weather and a tenacious enemy; the campaign was not a success.