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Sky Sports rejected Mrs Logan's claims, saying it employed trained journalists who are "passionate about sport".

It has not invested enough in facilities or employed trained prison guards, and has cut back the routine inspections needed to fight illicit activity.

Two anonymous United Nations sources cited in the report estimate that 1,000 to 1,500 unregistered armed security groups have been "employed, trained, and armed by ISAF" and "Coalition Forces" for security services.

The Rakai Health Sciences Program employed trained and certified HIV counselors who were responsible for providing HCT to interested participants.

After birth, we employed trained research assistants to survey parents every 6 months through the child's age 3 years to collect study data.

His new company, WDC Solar, employs trained urban youths and already has orders to install systems on three commercial buildings.

I'd target it to established print-plus-digital organisations employing trained reporters to cover defined areas (say parliament, local councils, education, courts and health).

The only way to be sure that a library will be properly run somewhere like Doncaster is to employ trained, professional staff.

Savvy companies employ trained professionals to collect and analyze the data to identify and evaluate the value perceptions of their marketplace.

Bigger, commercial farms that employ trained shepherds or stockmen might keep the dog on the farm because they feel a duty to keep them.

"Britain's most prestigious private hospital, a favourite with royalty and celebrities, does not employ trained telephone operators to work night shifts.