Sentence examples for creating vacancies from inspiring English sources
"We're creating vacancies so these businesses can hire people legally," Mr. Arpaio said.
In an interview, he said his problem was not Judge Boyle's conservative judicial record, but rather the refusal of Senator Helms to approve even one of the nominees during the Clinton years, creating vacancies that the Bush administration hoped to fill.
In contrast, the large K+ ions partially fill two of the A1 sites, creating vacancies and results in the formation of (Sr4−mBam)(BanK2−2n□n) Nb10O30.
Sonic crystals can be used as acoustic lenses in certain frequencies and the design of such systems by creating vacancies and using genetic algorithms has been proven to be an effective method.
In order to assess the possibility of doping a monolayer MoS2 with particular impurities or creating vacancies, we calculate the corresponding formation energy in the presence of the defect.
The data show higher percentage of oxygen for samples calcined at 400 °C which decreases as the calcination temperature is raised to 700 °C indicating the escape of anions, creating vacancies.
One can either implant nitrogen (see "Implanting nitrogen") or create vacancies (see "Creating vacancies").
She said that animals were euthanized for treatable problems because the facilities are overcrowded, underfinanced and pressed to create vacancies for new animals.
Under the company's by-laws, shareholders, including BASF, may nominate individuals for those newly created vacancies until the close of business on May 8, 2006.
His departure, along with those of others inside the West Wing, has created vacancies among the president's top echelon of advisers that are at the heart of the reorganization plan.
Retirements have created vacancies in Democratic seats in five Southern states -- the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida and Louisiana -- and it is going to be difficult to defend them all successfully in a presidential election year, offsetting any gains Democrats can make elsewhere.
