Sentence examples for waged for some from inspiring English sources
His ascent to the post was the climax of a battle he had waged for some five decades for the rights of the people of South Sudan, who felt they were discriminated against by successive northern-based governments.
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell (R) claimed over the weekend that the ongoing legal battle against health care reform isn't being waged for political reasons, despite some claims to the contrary.
It also allows Puerto Rico to temporarily lower the federal minimum wage for some younger workers.
He objected to an administration plan to roll back the minimum wage for some workers.
Some academics fear higher wages for some low-paid workers could shift the emphasis away from government support.
Ghana, for example, has raised wages for some medical staff and offered incentives to the highest-skilled to come back.
New York State Council, said, "This is a tremendous first step to guarantee a living wage for some of the most vulnerable workers".
The cost: $44 for a month of instruction, nearly a full month's wage for some Chinese workers.
Since the protests, Macron's government has announced plans to increase wages for some of the poorest workers and a tax cut for most pensioners.
Hours later, the Council voted 45 to 5 to approve the bill, which would raise wages for some workers whose employers receive subsidies from the city.
After months of heated debate over whether New York City should mandate a so-called living wage for workers in city-subsidized projects, the City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, unveiled a proposal on Friday that would raise wages for some workers in such projects.
