Sentence examples for a system of hiring from inspiring English sources

A system of hiring stallions between districts existed in Scotland, with written records dating back to 1837.

The first recorded use of the name "Clydesdale" for the breed was in 1826, and by 1830 a system of hiring stallions had begun that resulted in the spread of Clydesdale horses throughout Scotland and into northern England.

It was a system of hire and fire and trial and error, players bought and played a couple of times and never seen again.

To that end, the officials said yesterday, they have taken the unusual step for a court system of hiring a private debt collection company to conduct a pilot program in six state and local courts in New York City, Nassau and Suffolk Counties and Rochester.

"Georgia has a hundred and fifty-nine counties, and each one had a different system of hiring lawyers for the poor," Bright told me.

City education officials have angered hundreds of parents in recent weeks after cracking down on an informal system of hiring teaching assistants, in which nonunion members were paid hourly wages to assist teachers with reading, supervising recess, even tying shoelaces.

Do we need to return to a more human system of hiring?

The Boston Symphony usually has a high number of openings, because the demands on the players — the Tanglewood festival, the Boston Pops and regular concerts — make scheduling auditions especially difficult, as does the orchestra's system of hiring based on a two-thirds majority in committee.

The current system of hiring laborers isn't working.

The common kafala (sponsorship) system of hiring these workers ties them to one employer for the duration of their contract, making it difficult to change jobs.

Similarly, flaws in the system of hiring executives can explain rapidly increasing pay only if the market had failed sensationally in the 1980s and 1990s.