Sentence examples for anticipated hiring from inspiring English sources

It anticipated hiring a younger actor, Klinton Spilsbury, for a new Lone Ranger movie and decided that America wasn't big enough for two Masked Men.

The survey revealed they anticipated hiring 8.5% more this year than last -- and nearly all expected to pay their interns.

The city has a list of 12 to 20 people it had anticipated hiring, officials there said.

And nearly half of CFOs said they anticipated hiring before the end of the year, holding steady at 47percentt from last Fall's survey.

The incoming Police Academy class in January will have 250 recruits; the department had previously anticipated hiring 1,100.

In principle, anticipated hiring credits (between enactment and implementation) can reduce hiring before the credit takes place, so that firms can capture the credit after it is implemented.

New York City alone anticipates hiring 30,000 teachers over the next four years, Mr. LaRock said.

"This team has not learned how tough it is to win in this league," said Milbury, who does not anticipate hiring anyone until the end of the season.

Australian Airlines has recruited 215 of its required 280 pilots and anticipates hiring 50 more in the coming months while East-West has already reached its target.

We anticipate hiring two new student assistants and transcribers for the 2016-17 school year, to help with photocopying, answering telephones, and transcription of letters under the direction of our Administrative Officer.

Organizations that anticipate hiring a summer intern, but are not prepared to formally advertise the internship, can begin to cultivate relationships with applicants, through information sessions, panel discussions, round table lunches, student club events, or introductory emails that highlight the potential needs of the organization during the summer.