Sentence examples for In hiring of from inspiring English sources

In "Hiring of Teachers Is More Than a Matter of Decree" (news analysis, Sept. 2), Seymour Fliegel, president of the Center for Educational Innovation, an educational policy group, is quoted as saying a school system "should have a right, especially in emergencies, to put teachers where it needs them," just as the military does with soldiers.

At Harvard Law, many people still recall divisive debates in the late 1980's over what some students called a lag in hiring of black professors.

The National Association of Colleges and Employers predicts an 8percentt increase in hiring of new graduates, but that represents a significant drop from the double-digit increases of the previous four years.

These losses were offset by increases in health and education employment and a surge in hiring of temporary workers.

Consistent with the first line of the literature, I find that increased elderly employment is not associated with a decline in hiring of young full-time workers.

In fact, I would attribute the slowdown in hiring of foreign nationals more to the result of uncertainty in research funding than to security concerns.

That boom in spending translates into hiring of top talent in the art of Washington deal-making.

But neither accidents of reporting nor errors in judgment in the hiring of political "analysts" comprise "fake news".

The sluggish rebound in hiring plans of service companies mirrors the slow rate of private sector hiring seen in the government's jobs report.

Mr. Baldick took the lead in hiring many of the other staff members.

But the Wilpons have done something very decent in hiring one of the team's grittier icons to manage kids.