Sentence examples for building hiring from inspiring English sources

Since the 1980s the institution has tried to expand its landmark building, hiring star architects like Michael Graves, Rem Koolhaas and Renzo Piano to design additions.

Getting planning permission for changes to the building, hiring local workmen (who may not speak English) and keeping track of the job's cost and progress when you're not on site can become a major nightmare.

Neil Garfinkel, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that while most supers are expected to do basic maintenance or supervise those who do, a building hiring a super may need specific skills.

Fastpad is building hiring software for the Indian market that gets rid of spam and ensures that companies can see quick snapshots of real candidates.

On Long Island, efforts to devise a systematic response to immigrant worker issues, including building hiring halls, have had mixed results.

"We have to build the building, hire the staff, get the kids in," he says.

And then the building hired a manager named Barbara Ross.

And then the building hired a manager named Barbara Ross, a small, frightening woman with pale skin and a huge, jet-black beehive of hair.

The Laureate's tween room, though, has an emphasis on education: the building hired three staff members from the nearby Collegiate School as contractors to consult on its design.

But should similar concerns arise when a contractor who is hired to make repairs to a building hires a subcontractor to do some of the work?

The landlord of that building hired Mr. Parco in hopes of proving that the tenant has no right to remain in the apartment at below-market rent.