Sentence examples for extra recruits from inspiring English sources
Osama bin Laden brags that it gives him extra recruits and will "bankrupt" the West.
Under those circumstances, it will be hard for the Army to sign up tens of thousands of extra recruits.
Katana is one of the extra recruits, tossed in without much ado as the action begins to stir.
Critics will say the extra recruits will do little to counter the massive cuts to the regular police, seen by senior police chiefs as the front line in the domestic battle against terrorists, but the government claims the specific need is for specialist counter-terrorism and airport security staff.
That market is a buyers' market, reflecting the incentive to providers of £27,000 in tuition fees for each extra recruit, coupled with the relaxation, and now the abolition of enrolment quotas.
Important customers may require extra R&D investment and customer support, unexpected employee turnover may lead to extra recruiting, training and temporary employee costs and technology transitions may result in higher costs of operations.
The governor signed legislation giving labor representatives an extra recruiting opportunity in California: They're now guaranteed time to meet with new home care workers during state-mandated orientation sessions.
You can't help but wonder to what degree its makers exploited the extras recruited to play 16th-century Indians.
Talk story about the American extras recruited by the Theatre National Populaire, a French company, for its production of "Lorenzaccio" at the Broadway Theatre.
For the festivals, his core group of about 20 pirates swells with extras recruited from college theater departments, theater groups and newspaper ads.
As we say in French, 'ça passe ou ça casse' (it's make or break)." Lepage also drew heavily on the military culture that pervades life in Vegas, in particular a fake Iraqi village on nearby Edwards Air Force base, where coalition forces are sent to train with "Arab" extras, recruited by Hollywood casting agents.
