Sentence examples for waging to from inspiring English sources

He once tried to recruit Franz Boas for a campaign he was waging to aid Albania.

Fleck's effort dovetailed with an editorial crusade that the Bismarck Tribune was then waging to do something about the local weather, an endeavor that consisted mainly of complaining about it.

On Monday, Mr. Daniels bristled at the intense lobbying campaign New York lawmakers are waging to secure additional federal aid from the Bush administration, saying, in part, "It seems strange to me to treat this as a money-grubbing game".

Once Po realises he's adopted, he's beset by an identity crisis so troubling that it distracts him from the very important war he's waging to save China from an evil peacock.

Panama, for example, is now captivated by the struggle that its former president, Manuel Noriega, is waging to avoid extradition to France from the United States, an option American officials prefer to returning him to his home country.

They are also the standard bearers for an all-digital crusade the PC industry is waging to break open the satellite and cable industries, undermine powerful consumer electronic giants and restructure both Hollywood and the recording industry.

Wars are waged to attain political objectives.

But in the case of Iraq, this corruption has been at the center of the entire mission, from war-waging to nation-building.

Denis Campbell Key policies Minimum wage to rise to more than £8.

It'd be great to raise the wage to $15.

They have to curb wages to boost exports.