Sentence examples for waging at from inspiring English sources

FLOTTENRICHTER KRANZBt1HLER: Was the war which Germany was waging at that time at an offensive or defensive stage?

And oh, what a lovely, frightening and utterly compelling war it is that they are waging at the John Jay College Theater.

Three weeks ago, the security service announced with some fanfare that it had liquidated an Arab guerrilla known as Khattab, the leader of Islamic militants who are waging at least part of the Chechen war.

Not the war in Iraq, but a related and ferocious war he is waging at home against Britain's state-financed broadcaster, the BBC.Within hours of Mr Blair's speech, one of the government's leading authorities on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction was found dead.

The continuing battle over the schedules underscores the fierce struggle that the carriers have been waging at O'Hare, with American having made major inroads on United by having more new planes to throw into markets and by UAL's management for a time being preoccupied with a continuing attempt by its unions to buy the airline.

But forcing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to back down on dairy restrictions is the wrong battle for the U.S. to be waging at this time.

Above all, what Arizona represents is a fight over national identity, waged at the local level.

Still others marveled that the legal case was being waged at all.

That means the battle for an open internet is increasingly being waged at the Internet Service Provider (ISP) level.

"The war is being waged at the wrong level.

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