Sentence examples for waging information from inspiring English sources
Now Jung has joined the North Korean People's Liberation Front, a quasi-military group in the South, waging information war against the Kim regime and preparing for its collapse.
The British government is waging information warfare in Syria by funding media operations for some rebel fighting groups, in the foreign front of what David Cameron has called "the propaganda war" against Islamic State.
Nevertheless, the Mercers were attracted to Breitbart's vision of "taking back the culture" by building a media enterprise that could wage information warfare against the mainstream press, empowering what Breitbart called "the silenced majority".
The Russian government is waging an information war, and up to now, they're winning it.
Russia is trying to topple Angela Merkel by waging an information war designed to stir up anger in Germany over refugees, Nato's most senior expert on strategic communications has claimed.
Earlier, the Russian defence ministry accused the West of waging an information war against Moscow.
A regular feature of Russian television's coverage of the Syrian crisis has been that Western media and the pan-Arab channel Al-Jazeera have been waging an "information war" against the Assad regime.
It would also have prohibited retaliation against employees who revealed wage information.
Under the agreement, Northeast Health will be prohibited from sharing current and future wage information about nurses with other health care organizations in the Albany area.
"My rough calculations – we don't have precise average wage information from McDonald's – are that the impact of a $1 increase to the US average wage is approximately $50,000 to $54,000 per company-owned restaurant," John Gordon of Pacific Management Consulting Group told the Guardian.
While learning the art of negotiation is helpful, women need more, including more transparent wage information and tougher anti-discrimination laws, including the ability to share salary information without penalty.
