Sentence examples for form hiring from inspiring English sources

Among the authors' best pieces of advice is that companies should ape academe and form hiring committees to vet candidates and make offers.

Prosecutors said yesterday that Mr. Klopov was self-taught in the art of Internet identity theft and had used a combination of Internet smarts and old-fashioned techniques like forging driver's licenses, powers of attorney and funds transfer request forms, hiring private investigators and using accomplices to assume the identities of victims.

Jackson County, N.C., Tourism Development Authority, which was recently formed, hired BCF, Virginia Beach, an agency that specializes in travel advertising, to develop a brand idea that would encourage tourists to visit the county.

However, because of the branding and focus it's clear that StudentFreelance may have a leg up when it comes to a very specific form of hiring.

Last year he formed Kobe Inc., hiring away creative talents he admired from companies he'd worked with.

Wheel barrowing the plastic concrete the length of a substantial driveway is labor-intensive, so if you cannot get the concrete trucks in a position to discharge their payload directly into your forms, consider hiring a concrete pumping contractor to place the material for you.

And because Pastor Brumbalow holds a statewide leadership position with the Assemblies, it might be considered bad form to hire from outside the denomination.

Now, my biggest worry, as I perch precariously on the back of one of the small Honda Cubs that serve as the main form of hired transport in this town, is simply that I won't survive the traffic.

He said: "There is a tendency for young historians who have completed their doctoral thesis to, rather than present it in a conventional academic form, immediately hire an agent, cut out the footnotes, jazz it all up a bit and try to produce a historical bestseller from what would have otherwise been a perfectly good academic work.

For community members, conservation opportunities most often took the form of hired herding labour, where pastoralists relocated temporarily or permanently to private ranches to take part in commercial ranching activities alongside private conservation efforts.

"I think there were from the beginning two competing ideas about what DotOrg would be," said Joshua Cohen, a professor of law, politics and philosophy at Stanford who, after DotOrg was formed, was hired to create seminars to educate Googlers on issues bedeviling developing countries.