Sentence examples for has long employed from inspiring English sources

The city has long employed welfare recipients in nearly a dozen city agencies as a way to let them gather work experience.

Israel has long employed a military censor and refused to acknowledge certain operations, most recently its airstrike last month in Syria.

Lengthy wrangling over how to disburse the money underscores the extent to which Spain is losing the sovereignty argument Mr. Rajoy has long employed.

The Times has long employed security experts in dangerous places, whose mandate is to find the balance between getting the story and getting home safe.

Ford has long employed middle-age classic models, but it wasn't until two years ago that the numbers got big enough for the agency to create a freestanding division.

Since the late 1960s, Mr. Leicht, a Quaker and martial artist, has long employed various methods of peaceful conflict resolution to work with some of the most marginalized groups in New York City and abroad.

The Washington Post and the Times have long employed two classes of stock).

They compete, after all, with old-line businesses that have long employed many people.

The inhabitants of Normandy have long employed it to add unexpected depth to simple dishes.

Movie stars and musicians have long employed managers, agents and publicists to manage their business affairs.

The Big Four have long employed lawyers to work on European clients' tax returns.