Sentence examples for launched recruiting from inspiring English sources

Both the National Institutes of Health in America and the Medical Research Council in Britain have launched recruiting drives to train students who can bridge the gap between mathematics and physiology.

In the fall of 1989, TFA launched recruiting efforts at dozens of campuses, asking disciplinary majors at elite colleges and universities to commit two years to teaching in traditionally underserved urban and rural schools.

The Castle Cornet Saluting Battery has launched the recruiting drive ahead of the salute, due to be fired on 5 June.

A program has been launched to recruit lawyers.

A parallel initiative, Think Ahead, is being launched to recruit high-fliers into adult mental health.

An extra £14m is to be spent on 10 of the "most challenging" prisons and a campaign launched to recruit ex-armed forces staff as prison officers, the justice secretary is to announce.

To increase the number of minority applications a nationwide drive was launched to recruit minorities for the MBA program and in fall of 1968 a drive was started to raise corporate contributions for minority fellowships.

Before The National was launched, Newland recruited a staff of 200 from papers around the world, including the Daily Telegraph, the paper that he edited for almost two years until 2005.

Before we launched we recruited about ten close friends each to be on our fundraising team.

The British Army, which has similarly low participation among Muslims, two years ago launched a recruiting initiative, the Armed Forces Muslim Forum.

Once the board was on track with the three-year plan, we launched the recruiting effort.