Sentence examples for hires out of from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Grant delayed approving those hires out of budget concerns, a person involved said.

Face time is certainly one advantage of the JOM, but with a success rate of less than 10% even among those with face time--the centre made 11 new hires out of 120 participants in last year's event--there's clearly more to it than that.

He often hires out-of-work friends to help him out.

Appraisal management companies have stepped into the breach, and they often hire out-of-area appraisers.

'He hired out-of-work actors to picket them, complaining that the prices were too low.' Muriel also contributed.

Marc S. Ryan, Governor Rowland's budget director, said the state had the legal right, but was not obligated, to continue reimbursing nursing homes hiring out-of-state replacement workers.

Many restaurateurs, especially those with several restaurants, are hoping to build a career-oriented staff, not hire out-of-work actors or other part-timers.

President Obama, in his speech on Thursday before a joint session of Congress, promised to deploy the power of the federal government to induce small businesses to hire out-of-work Americans.

"We're trying to hire out-of-town people and many of them want to work out here, but they just can't afford the real estate, or the commute won't work for either of us".

The suit claims that the governor violated provisions of the National Labor Relations Act last year by authorizing $27 million to hire out-of-state replacement workers during a bitter two-week strike in May 2001.

During the strike in May 2001, Mr. Rowland authorized spending $27 million to allow 39 nursing homes to hire out-of-state replacement workers, and used National Guard troops to get them to work.