Sentence examples for it wages from inspiring English sources

Partly because of falling demand, the average rise in IT wages has halved, to around 10% a year.

Mr McElhinney was taken on to work two-and-a-half days a week as the chief executive of One Connect Ltd, which looks after the authority's IT, wages, human resources and customer contact centre, on a salary of £40,000 plus bonuses in May 2011.

Hijazi's citizenship highlights the different approaches pursued simultaneously by the administration as it wages its war on terror.

He argues that such an inquiry would take crucial time from the administration while it wages its antiterror campaign.

It is no less important that the court make clear to the administration that it is not above the law when it wages its war on terrorism.

[Page C1.] A Fierce Scrum Takes Shape Among Chip Makers Toshiba is anxious to guard the secrets at its semiconductor plants as it wages a battle for control of the fast-growing market for the advanced memory chips at the heart of portable music devices like the Apple iPod Nano.

It waged a virulent anti-Labour campaign in 1992.

We can call it waging a struggle by nonmilitary means.

It waged a three-year battle to identify the troublesome components.

It waged war for the first time to prevent Milosevic doing his worst again in Kosovo.

During the Ottoman period it waged a long struggle against the influence of Greek clergy based in Constantinople.