Sentence examples for commitment to hiring from inspiring English sources

All it takes is an institutional commitment to hiring, encouraging and supporting them.

I'm talking about making a commitment to hiring more qualified black people.

They want to hold extraordinary amounts of cash in this environment, and they're reluctant to make a more permanent commitment to hiring or hiring someone full time".

Al Roker will be the evening's host, and Richard Marriott of Marriott Hotels will be honored for his company's commitment to hiring people with developmental disabilities.

But he made no commitment to hiring anyone from the Giuliani administration -- beyond a campaign pledge to try to persuade Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik to stay on -- and he would not answer whether he liked the idea of Mr. Giuliani taking charge of a proposed downtown redevelopment authority.

The order also reaffirms our commitment to hiring, mentoring and recognizing veterans and individuals with disabilities".

"Futex has made a commitment to hire some of the graduates," Dr. McKellar said.

"Black people are greater users of the product and capable of doing the jobs, but there has not been an adequate commitment to hire, train and maintain [black people].

American generals held discussions with senior Iraqi government officials in recent days and won a renewed commitment to hire the Awakening members in government jobs, said Colonel Kulmayer, citing a resolution issued Tuesday by the Council of Ministers, the Iraqi cabinet.

Some Council members expressed misgivings about the size and the challenge to the Empire State Building; the lone dissenter, the Brooklyn Council member Charles Barron, believed that the developer's commitment to hire at least 15 percent female or minority contractors was too small.

Chase, part of JPMorgan Chase, also has a section of its Web site devoted to current and former members of the military, where there is information about programs that include a commitment to hire "at least 100,000 veterans" by 2020 and a plan to give away 1,000 "mortgage-free homes" by 2016 and waive fees and balance requirements on certain accounts.