Sentence examples for draft a job from inspiring English sources

Have your employer draft a job description and job requirements for the position.

The Cabinet Office minister has accused the civil service of drafting a job description for permanent secretaries without "constitutional propriety".

The move comes amid a row earlier this month over the responsibilities and duties of the civil service after the minister with responsibility for the civil service, Francis Maude, accused senior officials of drafting a job description for permanent secretaries without "constitutional propriety".

Kiper was preparing for his twenty-ninth season as ESPN's resident draft guru, a job that requires him to spend his entire year predicting which twenty-one-year-old amateur football players might make good twenty-two-year-old professional players, and then put in a few hours touting them on TV.

It advocated an immediate withdrawal from Vietnam, amnesty for war resisters, the abolition of the draft, a guaranteed job for all Americans and a guaranteed family income well above the poverty line.

With two wives legally depending on him he can't be drafted; a government job is out of the question, because if he can't afford to live in N.Y. he certainly can't afford to live in Washington.

When Kiper first became an NFL draft analyst, people laughed at him and scoffed at the idea that a person could actually make analyzing the NFL draft a full-time job.

Child molester and teacher William Vahey stated explicitly in a draft job application aimed at an English school that he would take a post only if it guaranteed "extensive opportunities" to spend time with pupils outside school.

The first phase comprised the development of a draft job description and learning objectives by a working group established by the ECVN.

Wheaton worked on the final draft of "The Messengers," a job he received in part because of the credentials he earned as a writer for Fangoria, the magazine of record for the horror fan base.

He was so sure he wouldn't get drafted that he had a job lined up in commercial real estate to fall back on.