Sentence examples for expanded hiring from inspiring English sources

He is increasingly focusing on his charitable efforts at his family foundation, where he has expanded hiring and operations in recent months as he prepares to put greater emphasis on needs in the United States.

Tax cuts for working families, tax cuts directly aimed at expanded hiring or increases in infrastructure investment would have much more bang for the buck and would cost much less in terms of forgone revenue and deficit reduction in the future.

Google continued to expand, hiring 2,585 employees in the quarter.

But even among Republicans, there is enormous debate about how to persuade companies to invest in new factories and expand hiring.

So he expands, hiring some undocumented workers, and also invests his profits in the market, starting with some shares in a coffin company.

Over the past three decades we've seen how corporations have used generous tax breaks not for research and development or expanding hiring within U.S. borders but for awarding their executives with multimillion dollar bonuses while moving their manufacturing overseas.

Mr. Obama held a White House jobs summit on Thursday, and on Tuesday, he will unveil proposals to help businesses expand hiring in a speech at the Brookings Institution, a liberal-leaning research group.

Looking ahead, he sees TYT expanding, hiring new reporters to break stories and then heading to new countries: to China, Russia, the Middle East and the UK, to become "the digital campfire for the world".

Their most pressing need was employment, and although the company wasn't in a position to greatly expand hiring, it was determined to help.

"It forces employers to expand hiring networks".

"As the bank grows and prospers, we'll be able to expand, hiring more people in California," he said.