Sentence examples for issue of hiring from inspiring English sources

"Minister Yu offered to step down, taking responsibility for causing controversy over the issue of hiring his daughter," the ministry spokesman, Kim Young-sun, said in a statement.

HOUSTON — As a partner and chief diversity officer at Thompson & Knight, Pauline Higgins was not afraid to press the issue of hiring minorities at the 126-year-old Texas law firm.

At a meeting in early January, Mr. Scheck said, they first heard Mr. Puccio raise the issue of hiring a "conflict counsel" who would make sure that police officers had access to independent representation.

I don't believe boards of entrepreneurial private companies should ever vote (except on the one issue of hiring and firing the CEO).

On the specific issue of hiring, March says that events like Silicon Milkroundabout combined with the press coverage that the area has been getting, and the financial slowdown, has made startups a more viable option in the eyes of developers.

But this signals no move to the right by Romney on the issue of hiring gay people, despite both HRC and the AFA wishing it did.

Or maybe, as they debate the decidedly nonpoetic issues of hiring teachers for summer school and negotiating a new contract with Ms. Weingarten's union, they could read about education in the near-poetic words of Finley Peter Dunne: " 'D'ye think th' colledges has much to do with th' progress iv th' wurruld?' asked Mr. Hennessy.

But issues of faculty governance have a specific importance when it comes to issues of hiring and retaining a diverse faculty.

The second part is related to human issues and consists of hiring cost, firing cost, training cost, and salary.

The second part is related to human issues and consists of hiring cost, firing cost, training cost, and salary, and the labor assignment policy was defined.

The orchestra has been studying the issue of black hiring through a series of surveys.