Sentence examples for intentionally hire from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has said that it will shift the focus of immigration enforcement to employers who intentionally hire unauthorized immigrants in order to pay lower wages or otherwise lower costs.

For instance, sections 7 and 8 set out punishments for employers who knowingly or intentionally hire undocumented workers.

Additionally, and perhaps most gallingly, the business is then put on a three-year probation (five years for those that intentionally hire undocumented workers) and must file quarterly records to prove that it has not since broken the law again.

In this model, they intentionally hire people facing barriers to employment.

Janice Shimek, the festival director for CentreFest, said the festival did not intentionally hire the Soldiers of Odin for security but they were instead invited by the group they did talk to, the Urban Bulldogs Against Kids Abuse a non-profit biker organization that advocates against child abuse.

To stave off the threat of staidness, South Mountain intentionally hires young recruits.

Despite this disparity, Anderson's lawsuit paints a picture of female management at Yahoo that "intentionally hired and promoted women because of their gender, while terminating, demoting or laying off male employees because of their gender".

These figures did not, however, stop a former male employee from arguing that he was the subject of "gender-based discrimination" with a lawsuit saying Yahoo "intentionally hired and promoted women because of their gender, while terminating, demoting or laying off male employees because of their gender".

Q: Are companies intentionally hiring more guest workers to keep wages low?

The superior, Chief Marketing Officer Kathy Savitt, "intentionally hired and promoted women because of their gender, while terminating, demoting or laying off male employees because of their gender," the lawsuit says.

Concerning Bakshi's involvement with Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures, the AFA claimed that CBS "intentionally hired a known pornographer to do a cartoon for children, and then allowed him to insert a scene in which the cartoon hero is shown sniffing cocaine".