wage a fight造句

• Three senators who are decorated Vietnam veterans will soon wage a fight on the Senate floor to encourage President Clinton to establish full diplomatic ties with the Asian nation.
• Since then, Mak's attorneys waged a fight to get the FBI to identify two secret informants, a matter that still hasn't been resolved.
• Jackson said Netscape is skittish because it's caught between making a profit and maintaining its image as a friendly, accommodating company that is waging a fight against Microsoft.
• Local officials don't want the same to happen to their post office and are waging a fight to keep it _ or at least a post office presence _ downtown.
• The brewers are waging a fight over the Bud name in several parts of the world, but the story did not make clear that the Court of Appeal ruling applied only to Britain.
• No one claimed responsibility for the attack, but such attacks are often the work of separatists who have been waging a fight for more autonomy for the French Mediterranean island since the 1970s.
• It remains to be seen whether the Republicans who favor abortion rights and who strongly support Dole will be willing in the end to wage a fight on the convention floor that would embarrass him.
• Some of the criticism has come from within the school board, with member Kay Staggs still waging a fight against the effort with accusations that money is being wasted and schools are being torn up.
• No one claimed responsibility for the explosion late Monday, but such attacks are often the work of separatists who have been waging a fight for more autonomy for the French Mediterranean island since the 1970s.
• His efforts won him many awards honoring his courage, but none could match the inspiration he brought to thousands of people who were waging a fight against cancer and were watching his every move with amazement and hope.
• Erbakan told two U . S . envoys that the U . S .-led mission created a safe haven in northern Iraq for Turkey's Kurdish rebels, waging a fight for autonomy in southeastern Turkey.
• Police believe a spate of recent gangster-style killings appear to be linked to score-settling between criminal gangs on the French Mediterranean island, where separatists have waged a fight for more autonomy since the 1970s.
• It marked the first time in the six-month-old conflict in Chechnya that the rebels, who are waging a fight for independence from Moscow, have launched a cross-border strike into the Russian heartland.
• Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, waging a fight for world opinion, said Monday that Israeli troops would withdraw within a week from all Palestinian cities on the West Bank _ with the key exceptions of Ramallah and Bethlehem.
• Bond, who has staked a claim as a leading congressional expert on housing programs, is expected to wage a fight to protect HUD at the same time bills to eliminate the agency are circulating in the House and Senate.
• Moderate Republicans, including some prominent governors and members of Congress, have vowed to wage a fight at the Republican National Convention this August over the party's platform, which calls for an outright constitutional ban on abortions.
• Some religious fundamentalists and anti-abortion activists, including Roman Catholic leaders, are waging a fight to prevent the gathering of embryonic stem cells from human blastocysts, even from surplus ones in fertility clinics that eventually would be destroyed.
• Victory may go to the candidate who persuades voters he feels their pain _ as Bill Clinton did in 1992 _ or that he will wage a fight against it _ as Bush did with terrorism following the Sept . 11 attacks.