Sentence examples for key hiring from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, he limits his role to a pocket veto of key hiring decisions.

But that Utopian future will be a long time coming: it'll still be a couple of generations before bosses stop making key hiring decisions based on the private life of candidates.

The past year, they said, was an awakening for many of the men who still dominate politics — and therefore, key hiring decisions — that one abusive employee can cripple an entire operation.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren and her allies aren't waiting for Election Day: Months before the votes have been counted, they're already exerting pressure on Hillary Clinton's transition team over key hiring decisions... They're vowing to fight nominees with ties to big banks, and warn against corporate executives assuming government roles in regulating the industries that made them rich.

Aside from getting some space for employees in San Francisco, Foursquare has made another key hire — a director of marketing.

The new capital will also go on expanding its team with "key" hires at those existing offices, as well as continued invested in platform development.

He is even making key hires in early primary states, according to people who, I guess, treat the creation of any political campaign job from the ether as a "key hire" relative to no hires at all.

Involving local communities in protecting the rhinos near them is key: hire them as anti-poachers; educate them about rhino poaching.

He also makes a key hire: Switzerland's Sepp Blatter (Tim Roth).

Toward that end, Kelly made key hires from outside the department.

At that time, the company also announced the resignation of Charles Johnston, president of the Morgan Stanley Smith Barney joint venture; Gregory J. Fleming, a key hire by Mr. Gorman, took over his responsibilities.