Sentence examples for hiring preference from inspiring English sources

This effort should also ensure that low-income residents dislocated by the tragedy receive hiring preference in projects that receive government financing.

The post office has always given hiring preference to veterans — Mr. Mullahey estimated that at least a third of the workers he represents have served in the military — but there has been almost no hiring here since 2006.

Should institutions give hiring preference to already-funded scientists?

Gerrymandering can serve a variety of purposes, such as enhancing demographic diversity, rewarding political allies, or giving hiring preference to specific individuals.

But business owners who apply their personal religious beliefs to their companies' policies would rarely be allowed to show hiring preference to people of their own faith.

(Unmentioned were the claims of critics that companies sometimes strategically place job advertisements to circumvent federal requirements that exist to give hiring preference to Americans).

Black hiring preferences would supersede white workers' hard-won seniority rights, thus driving a wedge between union members and black voters.

To determine hiring preferences among academic radiology department chairs with emphasis on recent residency and fellowship graduates.

We're also calling on the federal government to extend hiring preferences to all full-time national service members.

As Governor he proposed eliminating hiring preferences for veterans applying for civil service and tried to cut veterans' programs by 11percentt in his first budget proposal.

As part of the sale the nation agreed to both marketing terms (regarding marketing beyond the local region), and hiring preferences for city residents.