Sentence examples for hires progress from inspiring English sources

TfL commissioner Mike Brown's written report documents a record-breaking July for Santander cycle hires, progress on delivering superhighways, quietways and suburban infrastructure schemes, and a 5% year-on-year increase in cycling journeys within central London's congestion charge zone.

Having retired from coaching to become an analyst for NBC, Dungy himself has cited how the N.F.L.'s hiring progress over the past decade only highlights a far worse situation that still exists in college football.

And I look forward to much input from all of you as that effort, including hiring, progresses.

"I think these companies didn't recruit for many years so there's some clear blue water in front of new candidates – the demand is there and there's also room for new hires to progress very quickly".

Agencies may still ask direct questions about criminal history in interviews and screen out candidates with prior convictions as the hiring process progresses.

He has made himself an agent of social progress, hiring a female coach, Amélie Mauresmo, and defending his choice at every turn — including after their recent split.

NBC received some of the sternest criticism in an N.A.A.C.P. report issued on Wednesday about progress in hiring minorities for acting and executive roles at the networks.

The issue of discrimination has also been brought up in Westport, where Joel Freedman, a parent, complained to the state about Westport's progress in hiring minority teachers.

ARL chairman John Grant is currently in New Zealand for the Auckland Nines and updating club bosses on the progress of hiring a new chief executive.

The medical team he hired to track his progress (or its opposite) found that, at the end of the experiment, Gameau was well on his way to developing the metabolic conditions that almost always lead to diabetes.

Upshaw as a partner of the N.F.L. must defend its snail's pace of progress in hiring minority executives and the inference that a lack of preparation, not racism, is the reason for the slow pace.