Sentence examples for hiring knows from inspiring English sources

With these in hand, the government agency that is hiring knows what to purchase and the supplier knows what to deliver," said the president of the National Union of Architecture and Engineering (Sinaenco), José Roberto Bernasconi.

And companies are now more savvy when it comes to blocking union activity by, for example, not hiring known or potential activists.

As my colleagues John Burns, Jo Becker and Alan Cowell report, in another part of the interview, Mr. Brown attacked News International, the British newspaper division of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, for hiring "known criminals" to spy on him and other targets.

Make sure the person you hire knows which formula is best suited for your carpet.

In New York alone, it hired known quantities such as Adam Rubin, Jane McManus and Johnette Howard.

Arizona also mandated the use by all employers of a federal electronic program for verifying the work authorization of new hires, known as E-Verify.

And the passengers for hire, known as jockeys, who helped drivers cheat the traffic controls, will be out of a job.

The allegation that Mr. Barry had hired known killers to murder Matt Barry, his identical twin, as part of a scheme to feign his own death remains unproven.

The temptation for many startups is to hire "known quantities", ie people with the same educational background, experience and interests as current staff.

The lawsuit cites that incident and other shootings to accuse the company of "lawless behavior". A consolidation of five earlier lawsuits, it says the company covered up killings and hired known mercenaries.

The CPA and his number-crunching hires knew little about roasting or retail.