Examples of using Waged in English and their translations into Arabic
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A war waged by our own leaders.
But a one-year war waged 14 times.
Women as waged agricultural workers. 8- 13 6.
After the massacres, la policía waged war on us.
Honey, children have waged war against their mothers for centuries.
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Lanka evokes memories of battles waged and won.
But those who waged war on the bandits, none has survived.
Percentage of women in the total waged workforce.
Whereas others waged this war with arms, we will wage it with values.
Gap in the social security cover in waged employment.
In 2000, there were 5.2 million women waged workers, of whom 3.81 million(73.3%) were on non-regular employment.
Some of them also combine work in the home with waged work.
In another age our people waged war on… those lands.
Catherine successfully waged war against the decaying Ottoman Empire and advanced Russia's southern boundary to the Black Sea.
They fought, but they never waged war. Never exterminated.
Daily waged labour is currently the predominant mode of employing people in practically all sectors, given the labour-intensive nature of most of the work now available.
Milton Friedman, from this university, waged a war against the"New Deal".
Were they not, after all,the driving motive behind the wars for independence and the struggle against apartheid waged by the Africans themselves?
The strong upward trend in formal waged employment also continued in 2007.
The report made no mentionwhatsoever of the many innocent victims of the dirty war waged against Cuba for the past 36 years.
Oliver Cromwell's puritanical government waged war against Catholicism in the monarchy.
That was the result of the protracted and arduous struggles waged by the South African people.
This is a gratifying outcome to the persistent and protracted struggle waged by the Palestinian people, as well as a wise move by the leaders of the PLO and Israel.
Women 's great contribution to the survival of the nuclear family through waged work and their biological reproduction and social functions.
In part, this is attributable to the difficulties waged agricultural workers face in organizing themselves.
The legitimate war against blind and unacceptable terrorism, waged on several fronts since 2001, is unfortunately far from reassuring.
In 1995-1996, Lunduyan(formerly Children 's Laboratory Foundation) waged an education-advocacy campaign in six barangays in Quezon City.
During that period,the members of the Armed Forces of Haiti and their auxiliaries waged an intensive campaign of repression against the supporters of President Aristide.
This was in contrast to other European powers such as France and Portugal, which waged costly and ultimately unsuccessful wars to keep their empires intact.
The Crusades were aseries of military conflicts of a religious character waged by much of Christian Europe against external and internal threats.
