Sentence examples similar to a selective hiring approach from inspiring English sources

After consulting with administrators and faculty, we have instituted a selective hiring freeze for professional staff and are discussing compensation strategies that will hold down costs.

So a selective hiring freeze may be more realistic, Trump advisers say, where agencies that Republicans dislike shrink and ones they like grow.

A probable selective hiring freeze could save another $150 million.

Lehman Brothers' research department, too, used a team-based hiring approach.

"InsideSales.com had the opportunity to raise more in this round but wanted to take a selective, strategic approach," he said.

With a selective screening approach, the economic impact of initial diagnostic testing may be minimized without compromising patient outcomes.

Equally important is a third factor that policymakers should take into account: a selective engagement approach to U.S. foreign policy is unavoidable.

But when it comes to upholding international norms, the United States takes a selective approach.

Despite multiple chefs in the kitchen, Chettinadu takes a selective approach to its featured cuisine.

The autumn statement does a reasonable job in justifying a selective approach to rebalancing that focuses on northern cities.

The Bush administration has taken a selective approach to international law, arguing that the new threat posed by terrorism makes some old agreements irrelevant.