Sentence examples for hiring panels from inspiring English sources

Hiring panels also prioritized voting rights litigation experience, which the report said was reasonable but resulted in "overwhelmingly liberal or Democrat affiliations".

Judge Prudenti also said that applicants for all vacancies will be vetted by hiring panels, court employees will be required to disqualify themselves from the hiring process when relatives apply for jobs, and court employees will not be allowed to supervise relatives or their spouses' relatives.

In an informal survey of recruiters and academic scientists on hiring panels, most said that a candidate's decision to participate or not in social media wouldn't change their hiring decisions.

Roger Davies, who is now at Oxford, was also on that hiring panel.

In January, the city settled the suit by paying $50,000 to the groups and an additional $500,000 in legal fees, and agreed to hire a panel of experts who would advise the commissioner on the use of the Great Lawn by crowds.

But even after trying multiple regressions and hiring an outside panel of academics, the committee was unable to find a statistically valid way of handling those workers who did not fit the patterns -- those who were "blue collar," but who also happened to be well paid.

There have been selective layoffs of management and administrative positions, but mostly the university has slowed the pace of hiring, creating panels to screen all appointments.

The House Energy and Commerce Committee, for example, which led other House panels by hiring six lobbyists this year, is drafting legislation sought by oil and energy firms.

In addition to increasing stress and workload levels, the panel said, hiring practices that have reduced the space agency's work force to 17,500 from 25,000 in the last half-dozen years have eroded expertise in critical areas, particularly at agency centers that deal with piloted space flights, like the Kennedy Space Center in Florida and the Johnson Space Center in Houston.

The National Heart , Lung and Blood Institute of N.I.H. which governs the panels, hired outside contractors to compile and grade the science specifically to avoid bias.

The consultants and advisory panels hired by the government have all returned with the same conclusion: the shortlisted plans rely too heavily on car ownership.