Sentence examples for the second struggle from inspiring English sources

Then to the second struggle – ensuring that large corporations pay their taxes in the country where they do business.

In a clear, confident voice, she invoked her father's memory and called the uprising against the military "the second struggle for national independence".

The second struggle also isolates Jacob: he falls in love with Orito Aibagawa, an unusual Japanese woman who works as a midwife, and who has been taking medical instruction from a Dutch physician and intellectual, Dr. Marinus, long resident on Dejima.

The first struggle is for recognition.

The third struggle is for redistribution.

The new name was tossed out, and deciding on an interim name became the first struggle: should News Corporation precede MCI, or vice versa, before the words "joint venture"?

When work and private life was separated during the industrial revolution, the first struggle fought by employees was to reduce the length of the official working day.

Meanwhile the third struggle is being waged as vigorously as ever, and it sometimes seems that the books dealing with Iraq will outnumber those on both world wars.

It was the first struggle in a year marked by high-profile battles involving Mr. Powers — to some, the university's very own Dumbledore; to others, a particularly large bee in the bonnet of higher education reformers.

Finally, the fourth struggle rages over transparency.

The third struggle is over the number and identity of mediators.