Sentence examples for boost recruitment from inspiring English sources

In South Australia, Port Adelaide defied the SAFL who abandoned the competition in 1916 in order to boost recruitment.

Following the defeat of the 1916 conscription referendum, the VFL demurred to military authorities in 1917, allowing them access to grounds in order to boost recruitment.

"We should be investing more in training, apprenticeships and career development to boost recruitment for people here and investment overall in the social care sector".

While part-time study in the UK may be in long-term decline, this is an alternative, innovative option to boost recruitment.

The Yale Center for Clinical Investigation is using a host of tools and approaches aimed at investigators and patients that will boost recruitment for clinical research.

Our drive to boost recruitment and retention - with increased training commissions, overseas recruitment, return to practice programmes and the Improving Working Lives initiative - has resulted in falling vacancy rates and more qualified nurses working in the NHS than ever before.

They made salaries more competitive and boosted recruitment.

If anything, British and US policies have boosted recruitment to the cause of extremism.

But as universities juggle competing priorities of boosting recruitment, gaining research funding and enhancing student experience, has the push to increase access and diversity taken a step back?

His reforms have fostered collaborations among microbiologists, chemists and structural biologists, and have boosted recruitment of excellent young researchers from Japan and abroad.

The MoD has been happy to use the TA to bridge gaps, but now that the recession has boosted recruitment in the regular army and fewer soldiers are leaving, it seems our services are not as essential.