Sentence examples for make a recruitment from inspiring English sources
Messrs McCoy and Waugh originally responded to a call from the US Navy to make a recruitment spot.
In the weeks to come, you may Skype with potential advisers or make a recruitment trip to Durham, where you imagine yourself amid possible future peers.
WHILE making a recruitment call recently, Janine Stange accidentally reached the New York Saints, the Island's professional lacrosse team.
"I interviewed 25 CEOs in Silicon Valley and the UK technology sector, and asked them how important were psychometrics to them in terms of making a recruitment decision.
To entice prospective nurses, Ms. Davin stresses a flexible schedule, and she is making a recruitment plan that includes offering $5,000 signing bonuses for new hires and working with the New York City Fire and Police Departments to get the word out to people considering retirement or a second job.
The team from the University of Cincinnati, for example, were shocked to find out IS made a recruitment video that repurposed images from the popular video game Grand Theft Auto.
Allowing for a lost-to-follow-up rate of 12%, 73 patients per group will be needed, to make a total recruitment target of 146.
"I can't ask somebody else to make an important recruitment call," says Peter Fenton of Benchmark Capital, another top Silicon Valley firm.As a result, the sector lacks something that venture capitalists consider essential for most technology startups: it is not "scalable"—that is, able to grow rapidly.
So if you were to look at recruitment, and particularly international recruitment, and make a correlation between that recruitment effort and its success and the power of the propaganda, you'd have to say it's been very successful.
Some have suggested this may make it a recruitment target for Islamist extremists.
Strands has made a second recruitment in its effort to develop a Mint competitor called moneyStrands that leverages the same recommendation engine behind its video and music products.
