Sentence examples for the wish of many from inspiring English sources

It is the wish of many to deny to Jews those collective rights freely given to others (or urged for them).

The wish of many migrants on Kos to reach Germany was reflected by Berlin's announcement on Wednesday that it expected to receive a record 800,000 asylum-seekers and refugees this year, four times last year's number.

But Moscow's march into Crimea - whose ethnic Russian majority population is expected to vote in a referendum for secession from Ukraine in a prelude to fulfilling the wish of many to be ruled by Moscow - has continued remorselessly.

Or, he could satisfy the wish of many progressive and gay Catholics who want Pope Francis to support the historic advancement of their civil rights, even if the church itself does not endorse such unions.

More and more journalism about the old – and I plead guilty here – focuses on their financial hardships, the wish of many to work longer and the appalling level of state provision for the very old and frail.

Democrats including Mr. Simmons were quick to point out, though, that were Mrs. Clinton to be the nominee, she would still benefit from what many consider a change or anger election — the wish of many voters to overturn the Republican hold on the White House after eight years, given the economy and the war in Iraq.

His determination brought electronic trading to Frankfurt against the wishes of many of his exchange's own users.

President Obama bailed it out, continuing a Bush policy against the wishes of many in his own party.

"One thing more: Against the wishes of many of his political associates in New York he drew our Public Utilities Commission bill.

But the prospect of American bombers flying into action against the wishes of many council members—and most of the Arab world is daunting.

Sarah Bulah, who had acted against the wishes of many in her community, was partly responsible for helping to dismantle the infrastructure of legal segregation in the United States.