Sentence examples for be waged so as from inspiring English sources

War must not be waged so as to ruin the people against whom it is directed.

The movie makes absolutely clear why the war on drugs as it has been waged so far in the United States cannot be won.

And another difference: his jihad has so far been waged not so much against infidels as against fellow Muslims.

The battle is already being waged not so much between pro- and anti-gambling forces as among rival factions favoring full-scale casinos.

As a result, it is hard to lower real wages so as to restore competitiveness and boost trade.

So if class warfare is being waged here, it's being waged in exactly the opposite direction as you claim.

She does note at the column's outset that just as "Nazi Germany" waged "war against the Jews," so "American progressives" are waging "war on the one percent".

It is waging a fight against mortgage originators, arguing that these asset-backed securities did not so much contain "assets" as that term is commonly understood.

What is so extraordinary – and blameworthy – is that this vast expansion of jihadist groups comes even as the US, Britain and others are waging a "war on terror".

"We're still working out the labor costs," the sergeant said, adding that it would be based on a fair local wage so as not to skew Afghanistan's economy with a flash flood of dollars.

Incentives were set to make the activities attractive to participating persons, in accordance with local standards of wages so as not to cause any distortions.