Sentence examples for hire qualified from inspiring English sources

The Colberts say they are perfectly willing to hire qualified people who are not British.

For years, the headlines about combat veterans with post-traumatic stress, high suicide rates, and other mental health issues may have made businesses reluctant to hire qualified veterans.

They could require the New York City Board of Elections to hire qualified people, not simply political cronies, to run the elections.

Connecticut is losing teachers at a worrisome rate and finds it difficult to hire qualified instructors, especially in low-income urban areas, a State Board of Education report said.

The tight labor market may have made it tougher for some businesses to hire qualified people, but it has not stopped many from quickly dismissing employees who do not pull their weight, according to a recent survey.

In 2003, Mexico filed suit against the United States in The Hague, demanding that the Mexicans' convictions be reviewed to determine whether the absence of consular notice had prejudiced the defendants' ability to hire qualified counsel.

The current six-month delays in hiring qualified workers would be ended.

The survey response rate of 85 percent, however, and the reported interest in hiring qualified faculty may indicate that medical schools see a need to improve.

For Arnaud Bertrand, the 28-year-old French co-founder of the vacation rental Web site HouseTrip, the main problem has been hiring qualified staff.

If the military were serious about hiring qualified lawyers, simply ceasing to discriminate would be more effective than quarreling with law schools and alienating their students.

The committee also heard from Dennis Van Roekel, president of the National Education Association, the largest teachers' union; John Castellani, president of the Business Roundtable, a group that represents corporate executives; and Charles Butt, chief executive of a supermarket chain in Texas, who said employers there faced increasing difficulties in hiring qualified young workers.