Sentence examples for hiring members from inspiring English sources

Know-Nothing efforts to mobilize working-class voters included hiring members of violent street gangs like the Blood Tubs and Plug Uglies onto the police force.

In every nation emerging from war or dictatorship a more representative police force means hiring members of marginalized groups with little education.

Simply hiring members of a minority group won't ensure that they feel comfortable or equipped to build the relationships necessary for advancement.

Yale's non-discrimination policy permits, and the Law School encourages, lawful affirmative action in hiring members of groups that are underrepresented in the legal profession and in many firms.

After Block's departure in 2010, AFP further built credibility in Wisconsin by hiring members of the state GOP establishment, especially staffers who worked for key legislative leaders and thus knew the ins and outs of the policymaking process.

For those hiring members of Gen Y, Harvey suggests asking the interview question, "Do you feel you are generally superior to your coworkers/classmates/etc., and if so, why?" He says that "if the candidate answers yes to the first part but struggles with the 'why,' there may be an entitlement issue.

Nine locally hired members of the British embassy were detained, though later most were freed.

He was forced to hire members of the Navy Seals as security guards, he says.

Its purpose is to encourage publishers to hire members of minority groups.

BlocPower then trains and hires members of the community to retrofit the buildings with updated equipment.

If you're a religious organization, you can hire members of your religious faith exclusively," Laycock told me.