Sentence examples for hiring out of from inspiring English sources

Then there's Media Sales, which means the hiring out of Salon's ad sales team to other Web ventures.

Ms. Gordillo's arrest came a day after President Enrique Peña Nieto signed a law that takes hiring out of the union's control, mandates a census of schools and outlines steps toward weeding out bad teachers.

Mr Hunt claims too many private schools are currently providing token benefits to their communities such as three-hour-a-day entrance to art exhibitions, the hiring out of a hall or infrequent use of a football field.

It's also been hiring out of Google.

It looks like Twitter is now hiring out of its new Sunnyvale, Calif., office.

States-side, the company has around 20 customers and is currently hiring out of its New York office.

Marc S. Ryan, Governor Rowland's budget director, said the state had the legal right, but was not obligated, to continue reimbursing nursing homes hiring out-of-state replacement workers.

Appraisal management companies have stepped into the breach, and they often hire out-of-area appraisers.

He often hires out-of-work friends to help him out.

'He hired out-of-work actors to picket them, complaining that the prices were too low.' Muriel also contributed.

Many restaurateurs, especially those with several restaurants, are hoping to build a career-oriented staff, not hire out-of-work actors or other part-timers.