Sentence examples for waged to prevent from inspiring English sources

Preventative war refers to conflict waged to prevent a nation ever reaching the stage where it could become a potential threat, and according to Chomsky, under the regimes of Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush and his son George W. Bush it has actively involved attacking "an imagined or invented threat" such as Grenada and Iraq.

"Symmetrical rebalancing" requires structural measures in stronger countries, such as allowing wages to catch up with productivity and adequate minimum wages to prevent in-work poverty.

That generally means an unemployment rate below 5percentt and enough upward pressure on wages to prevent the income inequality that is now so glaring.

Jesuits also worked with local indigenous populations, who received a wage (to prevent an uprising) and completed much of their artisan work.

China claims sovereignty over Taiwan and has vowed to wage war to prevent independence.

President-elect Chen's party had previously called for independence from China, something Beijing has sworn it will wage war to prevent, and he only recently muted that stance.

His Democratic Progressive Party has long promoted the idea of a distinctive Taiwanese national identity, and its most militant members support outright independence, a development that mainland China says it would wage war to prevent.

Due to poor response we do not have actual wages, and argue that the main purpose of reimbursing lost wages is to prevent financial hardship in a sustainable fashion.

Yet a rushed American withdrawal without an orderly handoff to the U.N. would leave Iraq open to just the kind of mixture of misgovernment and terrorism that the White House waged this war to prevent.

A number of communities have waged court battles to prevent those with regained status from returning to their communities.

This led the Roosevelt Administration to impose national wage controls to prevent inflationary increases in labor costs.