Sentence examples for hiring between from inspiring English sources
All parties in the lawsuit agreed that the new exam would produce no difference in hiring between minority and white candidates.
Ron Boehmer, a spokesman for Generation Forward, a pro-O'Malley Super Pac confirmed to the Guardian that his organization had already hired 45 staffers to do on-the-ground organizing for the Iowa caucuses and was planning on hiring between 50-100 more staffers in the state.
And then yesterday, we reported that Google and Apple did have a no-poaching rule for hiring between the two companies, something which the Justice Department was looking into.
Today the company employs 330 people, and it is hiring between 70 and 90 people a quarter right now, largely in engineering and product, sales and marketing, and customer support.
Still another possible interpretation in fact what Holland claims one ought to mean by (F is that differentials in salary and hiring between men and women would disappear (or at least be reduced substantially) under a regime in which various sorts of biased practices were effectively eliminated, presumably as the result of changes in law and custom.
Privately funded, CauseOn is planning on hiring between 100-130 nemployeesees in the next year and hopes to expand its presence to over 45 US cities, setting its sights on New York City, Seattle, Denver, Orange County, and Los Angeles.
Last year, the store hired between 15 and 20.
We get two million C.V.'s a year and ultimately we hire between 40,000 and 60,000 people.
He hires between ten and thirty people to stand in line each time Supreme releases clothing, which is generally every Thursday.
The Suffolk County district attorney's office has an attrition rate comparable to that in Queens, losing 59 of the 87 lawyers hired between 1992 and 1996.
A number of similarly well-connected British lawyers were also hired between December 2011 and March 2012 to advise on institutional reforms that would pave the way for the enactment of BICI's recommendations.
