Sentence examples for or waging from inspiring English sources

Borg said the commission was not treating people "in a stupid way" or waging a crusade against smoking.

The association notes that one of the hazards of such a relationship is self-defeating behavior, like submitting poor work or waging a personal attack on the boss.

Five of the 16 opposition backers, whose trial resumed today, face the capital offence of moharebeh, or waging war against God, Reuters reported.

At that point, C.E.O.'s could face a choice between accepting a large pay cut or waging an unpopular political fight.

Like Stanley Kubrick's Spartacus, he is inviting any citizen running in local, state or nationwide elections – or waging local-level citizen campaigns – to be Bernie Sanders.

Long before the air-strikes began, Mr Buchanan was arguing that America "has no moral mandate either for opposing the Albanian Kosovars' desire for independence or waging war on Serbia for struggling to keep its historical territory intact".

Equally, the pressure to pay taxes or wages has diminished.

But companies find ways around contract guarantees or wage laws.

Big job or wage cuts have yet to materialise.

Neither can anyone "crush" terror, or wage war on it.

They will pick out especially weak numbers, in payrolls or wages or employment in certain sectors.