Sentence examples for change hiring from inspiring English sources

The Magic made another change, hiring Paul Westhead, a former head coach, as an assistant to bring another perspective to the bench.

The mayor's resistance to the state's proposed cuts and his push to change hiring rules immediately has at times put him at odds with Mr. Cuomo, who took office this year.

In the early 1970's, with blacks voting in record numbers because of laws he had bitterly opposed, he began to change, hiring blacks to help him run his office and cultivate the minority vote in South Carolina.

You are coming from the first week of a Slam, and if you continue to find that excuse for losing, you are going to lose.' " Wawrinka has also benefited from a coaching change, hiring Magnus Norman, the Swede who was once No. 2 in the world.

Last week, Oath announced its latest leadership change, hiring Natalie Ravitz as its new communications head.

"A large majority of respondents, 84percentt, indicate that one year after its passage, the corporate tax reform has not caused their firms to change hiring or investment plans," said NABE President Kevin Swift.

During Tarcau's absence, the school made a statement on its website and social media channels, apologizing for "any harm that any Agama teacher may have caused" and pledged they were "dedicated to change," hiring a consultant to carry out an independent investigation, before closing down operations to restructure the organization.

The monthly survey by the Bank's regional agents – considered to be the "eyes and ears" of policymakers in Threadneedle Street – found that a majority of firms questioned were not planning to mothball investment or change hiring plans.