Sentence examples for hiring certain from inspiring English sources

The Brooklyn district attorney, Charles J. Hynes, has filed charges against Mr. Norman, including assertions that he tried to strong-arm judicial candidates into hiring certain consultants.

The act extends the Work Opportunity Tax Credit through Aug. 31, 2011, and expands it, letting businesses claim tax credits for hiring certain employees, up to $4,800 each.

As part of the package of federal stimulus programmes targeting veterans, one-time payments of $250 are being made to eligible veterans and their beneficiaries and employers can receive a $2,400 federal tax credit for hiring certain veterans.

For example, your enemies may have less difficulty finding out where you are, users may be tempted to give up privacy for perceived benefits in online environments, and employers may use online information to avoid hiring certain groups of people.

The upper limit of the range represents the rate beyond which the employer refuses to hire certain workers.

Helen Wallace of GeneWatch, a public watchdog, worries that employers could use this information to keep workers out of pension plans, or refuse to hire certain applicants.

In recent weeks, one former civil court judge who ran for re-election last year, Karen B. Yellen, complained to investigators, according to lawyers and others involved in the case, that she had felt pressured by party leaders to hire certain campaign consultants.

At a press conference on Wednesday he said he hoped measures including tax breaks for employers who hire certain under-30s on permanent contracts would boost young people's prospects.

Duarte, former Portugese Consul General and a roof-garden expert, she hired certain safe-movers, getting a contract out of them saying they wouldn't harm a single blossom or disturb an aphid.

The former judge, Karen B. Yellen, has told the Brooklyn district attorney's office that Democratic party officials pressured her to hire certain consultants and vendors to help in her effort to win re-election last year, the people involved in the case said.

The lawsuit, which was filed in federal court in New York on Friday, said the two companies agreed in August 2000 "not to solicit or hire certain employees of the other for a one-year period" while WellPoint and Aetna evaluated a "possible negotiated transaction".