Sentence examples for light hiring from inspiring English sources

Some companies are engaged in what might be called surveillance light, hiring third parties to question employees about their concerns and seek out information from them.

But it also went to considerable lengths to depict Republicans and conservatives in a favourable light, hiring Peggy Noonan, a speechwriter for former U.S. president Ronald Reagan, and Marlin Fitzwater, a press secretary for Reagan and former U.S. president George H.W. Bush, as creative consultants.

Burch and subsidiary company River Light hired an investigator to purchase productshired an investigator to purchase products that bore an uncanny resemblance to her designs from Bluebell's website, and they issued a cease-and-desist letter over the counterfeit jewels.

The city also proposes to install new fencing and lighting, hire 24-hour security and conduct regular patrols in the area.

If you're looking to inject some romance into a long-term relationship, dim the lights, hire a violinist and break out the candles and roses.

New construction nearby added dust and curtailed available light, and hiring workers to weed and trim the trees at such vertiginous heights was, in Ms. Hahn's words, an awful experience.

The original design was by the Joshua Light Show, one of many light teams hired by concert halls or clubs, even by individual bands; Jefferson Airplane had a team of its own.

Two days later, Phil gave Alexis the green light to hire the technical staff she needed to get the job done.

But maybe the strangest commission came from Thomas Kinkade, the self-styled "Painter of Light," who hired her to come up with an "inspirational and wholesome" paint line drawn from his mass-produced images of fluorescent woodlands and billowing American flags.

Ms. Herrmann did not respond to a message left at her home on Tuesday, and phone and e-mail messages to the office were answered by automated responses from the service Points of Light has hired to process reimbursement applications for the packages.

In December Feigelson was wooed to ABN Amro as general counsel in charge of compliance, getting a double-digit raise and the green light to hire staff.