The economic struggle has environmental dimensions.

Everyone who has read and thought that struggle, organisations, the economic and historical development give things their context.

Without struggle.

As the military struggle nears its close, the political struggle intensifies.

Poverty, despair, struggle.

Turkey s Class Struggle

Syria s Hijacked Struggle

Only the struggle.

a class struggle.

I shan't struggle.

Bravely into struggle!

And yet, sometimes, I've seen him struggle to remember, struggle against her madness,

America s Political Class Struggle

China s Struggle to Slow

The Struggle for Syria

Ukraine s Struggle for Law

These are struggle marks.

I struggle to find

I struggle to find

THE STRUGGLE FOR BREAD

Yugoslavia, born of struggle

In contrast to the Mexican, Chinese, or Russian revolutions, economic disenfranchisement is not driving the current conflict. This is a struggle for power, not for economic justice or a better life.

Pervasive poverty makes it inevitable that the struggle for access to economic resources and opportunities must be a distinct feature of African politics.

To that extent, the Darfur conflict is not new. The economic struggle is age old, and the cultural clashes in Darfur are likewise.

That struggle was intensifying as the world capitalist economic crisis became more pronounced and as employers increasingly sought to exploit Puerto Rican workers.

Local people struggle to compete.

Arm in arm for struggle.

The Egyptian Struggle and Beyond

I struggle for my family.

Well, probably in the struggle.

Narrator It's about the liberation struggle.

We really struggle to do this.

And she said, What's the struggle?

The struggle for Egypt thus continues.

The Struggle for Middle East Mastery

We should work harder to struggle

Life is a struggle here below.

There's no evidence of a struggle.

We did not seek this struggle.

Well, don't struggle you'll choke yourself.

In the struggle against the Bolsheviks!

Although Zambia had reached the completion point under the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative, it continued to struggle with debt, which hindered its economic development.

Moreover, terrorism should not be confused with the legitimate struggle of peoples, including armed struggle, against colonial or foreign occupation.

In light of its historical work, WILPF continues to affirm the struggle for full recognition and fulfillment of women's human rights, including economic, social and sexual rights.

Now this is a very complicated struggle.