English-French translation for "to wage"
"to wage" French translation
to wage {verb}
to wage [waged|waged] {v.t.} (also: to spearhead)
Al-Qaida continues to wage armed conflict against the United States and its allies.
It will be possible to wage information society wars by means of the networks.
(a) The object or purpose of the common plan or conspiracy to wage aggressive war
We must therefore wage a relentless battle against all forms of corruption.
We cannot wage war when those fighting on the ground refuse to do so.
wage {noun}
Efforts are also being made to make gypsies eligible for the guaranteed minimum wage.
It provides for a minimum maintenance allowance of 40% of the minimum wage.
A special allowance is also available to families relying on a single wage.
In our country there is no living wage and no guaranteed annual income.
Source: Technical Support Office of the National Minimum Wage Commission, April 1997.
(b) The terms that make up their wage for every pay period when there is a change to the items.”
But how many of us would agree to give half our daily wage for one condom?
The net monthly wage paid corresponds to the net wage paid over the year, prorated for the duration of payment.
We now pay citizens a little more than the minimum wage to do an excellent job of enumerating voters by going door to door.
The statutory rate of contribution for employers is 12 per cent of the employee's monthly wage while employees' contribution is 11 per cent.
wage {noun} (also: remuneration)
Remuneration is equivalent to the national guaranteed minimum wage (SNMG).
The minimum wage serves as a basis for establishing official levels of remuneration.
What is the level of wage for such home-based work compared to other employment?
The wage gap between men and women was not in any sense institutional.
Theoretically, thus, there should not be any wage gaps between men and women.
Comparative data on the ratio between the minimum wage and the average wage (%)
In 2000, the policy concerning the enforcement of the minimum wage was revised.
There is no law against an employer paying more than the required minimum wage.
Article 28 of the Constitution guarantees a minimum wage and minimum pension.
Indices in real terms of earnings and the minimum wage, 1989-2000 (base 1999 = 100)
wage {noun} [bus.] (also: salary)
During the first eight days, the compensation is equal to normal wage.
The Government has set a minimum wage for civil servants.
Compensation includes the monthly wage rate or base salary, supplements to it, and bonuses.
Additionally, the rates recommended by the Minimum Wage Board are based on the concept of equal remuneration.
Wage cuts were even imposed in some cases.
wage- {adjective}
When the project began, most stakeholders had denied that there was a wage gap.
The dockers are justified in going on strike, for they fear wage dumping.
The wage disparity between men and women in Japan has been narrowing over the long term.
Certainly, I was very concerned when I saw the figures with regard to the wage gap.
The national wage rate for workers is fixed irrespective of gender.
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