Sentence examples for committing to hire from inspiring English sources

Building on these successes, in March 2012 the U.S. Chamber and Capitol One launched the "Hiring 500,000 Heroes" campaign to engage the business community in committing to hire a half million veterans and military spouses by the end of 2014.

They are setting a trend by committing to hiring new veterans, strengthening their ranks for decades to come.

The ad is part of a new announcement from GE that the global corporation is committing to hiring more women in technical roles.

Under the agreement, the companies commit to hire 1,000 local unemployed residents every year.

She said the chambers have "connected more than 44,000 veterans to more than 2,200 employers in 36 states" and that businesses have committed to hire 125,000 veterans.

Companies that have committed to hire fellows so far include Drop the Chalk, an education company based in New Orleans Federatedd Sample, an online sampling start-up, also in New Orleans; and NuLabel Technologies, an adhesive and printer technology start-up in Providence.

These 33 reporters are being placed at medium- and small-sized newspapers that have already committed to hire other interns from the program, in part to ease possible feelings of isolations in communities like Huntington, W. Va.

That status was further cemented late last month by Pennsylvania officials, who committed to hire Edison as a consultant with a broad mandate to help fix the failing Philadelphia system.

Concerns about quality may explain why none of the major employers associated with Coursera and Udacity have committed to hire or even interview graduates of these novel online programs.

Kudos- @Starbucks CEO commits to hire 10,000 refugees.

In D.C., an initiative called "One City One Hire" seeks to encourage metropolitan area employers to commit to hire at least one unemployed District resident.