This outcome is hardly a foregone conclusion.

But this need not be a foregone conclusion.

Jobs have gone, incomes have been lost and opportunities foregone.

We must not allow this catastrophic scenario to become a foregone conclusion.

Weaponization of outer space is not, in our view, a foregone and unavoidable conclusion.

BRUSSELS Vladimir Putin s return to the Kremlin as Russia s president was always a foregone conclusion.

Nominal wages may increase, while real wages stagnate, owing to higher inflation.

Among many other decisions that have worked out well for them, both countries have foregone a standing army.

I would like to underscore here that the outcome of the comprehensive review is not a foregone conclusion.

Determination of wages.

Had he done so, he might have won (the strategy was clever), but it was not a foregone conclusion.

PARIS The winner of Sunday s legislative election in Russia was a foregone conclusion United Russia, organized by Vladimir Putin.

Scarce labor drives wages.

During the period of 1998 2000 the wages of women constituted 72.7 of the wages of men.

Consequently, wages are market sustainable.

Because they had the sense that declining wages are worse than rising wages, even when the total amount of wages is higher in the declining period. Here's another nice example.

While some argue that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad s re election is a foregone conclusion, the outcome is, in fact, not at all clear.

Appalling wages are just the start.

Russians prefer lower wages or simply waiting with no wages at all to moving in search of a new job.

That may not be a foregone conclusion, but it is, we believe, achievable if all make the necessary effort and if current trends continue.

Moreover, Chinese wages have been rising rapidly.

4.4 Elimination of gender disparity in wages.

The difference in wages shall be compensated.

In 2004, women's average wages in Part I of the New Brunswick Public Service represented 98.1 percent of wages earned by men.

Once the recession ends and recovery begins, a stock adjustment response takes hold, as households compensate for foregone replacement and update their aging durable goods.

An across the board reduction in tax rates performs poorly in terms of budgetary effectiveness (the number of jobs created per dollar of foregone revenue).

As a result, wages were cut by half.

The FFP has not only lifted workers wages.

Data on wages and salaries classified by gender.

Convention concerning the Protection of Wages (No. 95)

Money wages will lag behind demand, I argued, only as long as the representative firm is deterred from raising wages by the misperception that wages at other firms are already lower than its own a disequilibrium that cannot last.

Part of the problem is the emergence of China, whose ultra low wages provide tough competition for Mexico, where wages are merely very low.

Four decades ago, in more genteel times, an opposition legislator once ended a debate whose outcome was a foregone conclusion, with the words, We have the arguments.

Will Phillips s work on wages gave them no choice.

Wages rose rapidly and most Germans experienced growing prosperity.

These are efficient responses to changes in real wages.

And the fact that higher wages in Germany will be matched by lower wages across southern Europe suggests that continent wide inflationary pressures will remain subdued.

Thirdly, I can assure the Council that the leaders in Kosovo have heard, loud and clear, that the outcome of the comprehensive review is not a foregone conclusion.

In 2012, wages were estimated at about 160 per month, about one fifth of the South Korean minimum wage, and about a quarter of typical Chinese wages.

For most citizens, wages are the only source of income.

I said to them, If you think it best, give me my wages and if not, keep them. So they weighed for my wages thirty pieces of silver.

Indeed, today, average wages in manufacturing along China s eastern seaboard are higher than in the Philippines and Thailand, countries that once had much higher wages in the export sectors.

Persistently high unemployment forced workers to accept lower wages and longer working hours, while wages continued to increase by 2 3 per year in the eurozone s booming peripheral countries.

Increased public sector wage costs mean increased government spending on wages.

That can t happen without increased wages and purchasing power for workers.