He said the "rule of law" must be paramount, brushing aside calls by Sarkozy to intern potential terror suspects in camps.
He simply could not tolerate that "his" people (as he referred to the rightist army officers who had staged the coup and, more importantly, their American handlers) should dissolve parliament, suspend the constitution, and intern potential dissidents (including rightwing democrats) in football stadia, police stations and concentration camps.
Public educational campaigns, and tax breaks for hiring interns are potential starting points.
If you can't slow down for at least half of a business day to kick things off, save both yourself and your potential intern a lot of heartache -- don't hire an intern.
If you're a potential intern, it will be one of the steepest learning curves that you'll ever encounter.
Employers, meanwhile, can build a presence that isn't just promoting a few openings, but instead the general company culture — so even if there isn't an opening at the moment, a potential intern could still stumble on a company profile.
Wealthy countries like Germany, which offers funding for potential interns, are already overrepresented in the UN's intern program.
The process took so many months, Mr. Hensley said, that potential interns took positions in other countries.
("Are all posts on Facebook protected under the First Amendment?") Alexandra Finkel, an editor, was going through a file of applications from potential interns, who came from schools such as Oxford, Barnard, and the University of Chicago.
They are also starting to look at (and select) summer interns more as potential full-time employees than as mere seasonal extra hands: 60% of GE's graduate recruits in America this year, for instance, will come from its crop of more than 2,000 interns.
If similar numbers are maintained, a little over 40,000 city employees may be employed and, according to the plan's objectives receive some kind of training for gender equity over the plan's implementation decade, not counting potential interns (900 in 2011) and day-workers.
