Sentence examples for long-term hiring from inspiring English sources

Other smaller companies like Genentech (#2, up from #3 in 2012), Regeneron, Biocon Limited (#6, up from #19), and Gilead Sciences (#15, up from #18) are also focused on the long-term, hiring research personnel and continuing to invest heavily in research and development.

He oversees the firm's long-term hiring strategy and operations and helps with client development.

In other words, Keynesian theory has exceptions that have to do with business's long-term hiring decisions.

To spur either spending or long-term hiring, income tax cuts need to be permanent, not short term.

The regulatory uncertainty created in areas such as healthcare makes it difficult not only for the healthcare industry to make long-term investment decisions, but also for businesses to make long-term hires.

The department chair had said that the college's endowment considerably reduced after the stock market crashed made long-term hires difficult, but Mona suspected that his decision had more to do with her searing criticism of the War on Terror in a popular newspaper.

Visitors can either purchase a long-term hire card for 10 euros or a 3-day ticket for 2 euros.

Duke, who was 58 years old when he took over, was not regarded as a long-term hire and was only expected to run the company for five or six years.

New York could, for example, provide a loan or a grant to a company that signs a long-term lease or agrees to hire a certain number of workers.

Mr. Sweeney, of Brandywine, paid Amtrak a nominal fee for development rights on its property -- if the project goes forward the companies will enter into complicated long-term lease agreements -- and hired Cesar Pelli to design a 435-foot tall 735,000-square-foot light-glass tower called Cira Centre that appears to recede from the sky beside the long-distance rail station.

And yet the reformicon proposal for getting the long-term unemployed hired is to reduce their wages -- further degrading them.