fight for rights造句

• Both sides emphasize that this is a fight for rights, not money.
• The Fight for Right campaign commissioned the hymn  Jerusalem as its anthem.
• There is a time to stand and fight for right, when it will cost you nothing,
• In 1965, Ahmann urged all College of Saint Benedict, where he encouraged women to fight for rights.
• Thus, after their long fight for rights, values and symbols, they were finally married-shortly before their silver wedding anniversary.
• The Rev . Joseph Lowery agrees that American blacks should clearly sympathize with the gay community's fight for rights.
• Although Belgium was officially neutral throughout his reign, significant numbers of Belgians volunteered to fight for right-wing causes abroad.
• As the previously enslaved began to fight for rights they had to discover what kind of rights they were searching for.
• It was dedicated to Members of the Fight for Right Movement, a pro-war organisation dedicated to continuation of the war until victory.
• It shows that there is a long way to go in the fight for rights of people who suffer from mental illness,
• The group s goal is to empower homeless people to stand up for their human dignity and to fight for right to housing.
• Madhusudan Mistry of Eklavya Sanghathan, an organization that fights for rights of the tribes, accused the state government of supporting the Hindu militants.
• Medeva Plc said it won a final victory in Britain against Biogen in a patent fight for rights to a hepatitis B vaccine.
• *" The Unknown Elgar " includes " Fight for Right " performed by Stephen Holloway ( bass ), with Barry Collett ( piano)
• But Parry began to have misgivings again about Fight for Right and eventually wrote to Sir Francis Younghusband withdrawing his support entirely in May 1917.
• It also highlighted the idea of " jail, no bail ", which was utilized by many other civil rights activists as the fight for rights progressed.
• Medeva Plc said it won a final court victory in Britain against Biogen Inc . in a patent fight for rights to develop a hepatitis B vaccine.
• But Alajdin Demiri, the ethnic Albanian mayor of Tetovo, whose 200, 000 inhabitants form the unofficial capital of Albanian Macedonia, say the fight for rights is uphill.
• Membership cost five shillings and members were pledged to'fight for right till right be won', a call against disaffection in the progress and conduct of the war.