Sentence examples for waged to from inspiring English sources

A $12.5 million capital campaign was successfully waged to save the estate and create the center.

Mainly because it feeds suspicions that the war wasn't waged to eliminate real threats.

A hard-fought race for an Assembly seat is being waged to determine the answer.

They reason that defeat will allow a necessary struggle for the party's ideological soul to be waged to its conclusion.

It was part of a culture war that they waged to impose Sharia law after their capture of the north.

And since the barbarian threat never ended, neither did the wars Rome waged to protect its frontiers against this threat.

The Constitution did not leave war, no matter how it is waged, to the executive branch alone.

The museum is a painful reminder of the unsuccessful war Mexico has waged to control illegal narcotics.

Corvinus was the son of Janos Hunyadi, the great Transylvanian crusader in the wars waged to contain Turkish expansion in Europe.

This came at the end of a long battle that I waged to open its health-club facilities to women, who had been excluded.

Carter argues that both were, in fact, "preventive wars," waged to stop feared attacks rather than to defend the state from imminent danger.