Sentence examples for case waged from inspiring English sources

This is another example of the cost of war, literally, in this case waged by a population that has put itself, with little international help, under arms.

The paper, submitted as a discussion paper to the Earth System Dynamics journal, is a departure from the usual scientific process as it has yet to be peer reviewed and has been launched to support a legal case waged by a group of young people against the US government.

Labour markets are markets, and markets are more efficient when everyone has access to complete information about prices, or in this case wages.

In either case, wages will probably keep rising for a while because it takes time for a weakening job market to affect paychecks.

Wages and prices also enable to determine the regimes and regime switches in case wage or prices change.

In the orthodox Keynesian case, prices adjust faster than wages, while in the Neo-Keynesian case, wages adjust faster than prices.

In this case, wage subsidies would need to be targeted to first time job seekers or to workers who have experienced long periods of unemployment or inactivity.

~ Base case wage was chosen because it was consistently reported by the sources.

But the US government still refused to acknowledge its shameful conduct in el-Masri's case and waged a successful campaign to prevent other governments from disclosing the truth.

New York City has still not settled the case being waged by five minority men who were wrongfully convicted in 1990 for what then Mayor Edward Koch called the "crime of the century".

Senators of both parties insisted that President Bush had not made a convincing case for waging a unilateral military campaign against Iraq.