The word 'employs' is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when describing a person, company, or organization's utilization of someone else's services, resources, or abilities. For example, "The company employs hundreds of skilled workers to complete their projects.".
Al Khelaifi is also the general manager of al-Jazeera Sport, the Qatari-owned television station, employs Wenger as a pundit and enjoys a good relationship with the Frenchman.
Narula is the son of billionaire Indian construction magnate Harpinder Singh Narula, and his startup employs 50 people recruited from Google, Facebook, Goldman Sachs and games studios Lionhead and Ubisoft.
Ukraine also employs internet manipulation as a tactic, albeit a little more publicly.
Analysis The green economy already employs more people than teaching and is growing fast.
Rodgers employs two key words to trigger his squad and himself: "I always say to the players: 'You can either create or wait.' If you're waiting you're relying on someone else, as simple as that.
It employs limited voice control functionality, but can pull contacts and other data from a smartphone to manage calls and messages.
Slowly the economy began to move forward helped by tourism, which now employs a third of the working population and accounts for about 60% of foreign exchange earnings.
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