Sentence examples for help wages from inspiring English sources

The second, more subdued bout of jeers came when he accused Obama of failing to implement policies that would bring jobs back to America and help wages rise.

For each of its aid applicants, the median college got $87.67 to help pay wages.

Supporters raised £100,000 last summer to help pay wages before Wrexham's Supporters Trust took over the club.

Then he returned to Washington to help wage an intense lobbying effort to persuade Congress to approve President Bush's $87 billion emergency spending request for Iraq and Afghanistan.

The worry is that the jump in inflation to 3.7% according to the broader retail-prices index, which is often used as a benchmark in pay deals, will help wage negotiators bump up pay.

Mr. Yishai said today that he would work to bring Mr. Deri back to politics and to activity in Shas, declaring that he would help wage a public campaign for a retrial.

Its seemingly ubiquitous presence, combined with the larger-than-life personality of the conservative Prince, turned Blackwater into an emblem for the privatised military that the Bush administration relied upon to help wage the Iraq war.

Another concession that would eliminate state matching funds for out-of-state campaign contributions was denounced by the Democrats, who are counting on the money in part to help wage a campaign to unseat Governor Bush next year.

The Brussels court found 18 Islamist extremists guilty of a range of terror-related offences - Belgium has no specific anti-terrorism law - including recruiting young men to help wage a Taliban-inspired jihad against the west in Afghanistan.

An article in Business Day on Thursday about Robert C. Clark, who is a director of both Lazard and Time Warner at a time when Lazard has been hired to help wage a shareholder fight against Time Warner, misstated one of his affiliations.

It is why we are asking governments, civil society organisations and the private sector, including corporations and the media industry, to help wage an all-out battle against the spread of HIV/AIDS.