Sentence examples for make the hiring from inspiring English sources
#fallsaturdays -Greg Bishop It's expected that Urban Meyer will be named Ohio State's next coach as soon as Monday, though there's still a chance that the Buckeyes will wait until after bowl play to make the hiring official.
To make the hiring of a high-paid professional easier — and to shield politicians — the overhaul would give the pension plan's board of directors the authority to hire the top investment manager and establish that manager's compensation.
Besides, few of these highly qualified immigrants would be interested in pouring cement or coffee for a living.Heeding the call of employers needing less qualified, lower-paid workers, the government has introduced a series of measures over the past two years designed to make the hiring of foreign workers simpler.
The state has a multibillion-dollar budget deficit in its next fiscal year, which will mean that if the governor wants the panel's work to become reality, he will have to make the hiring envisioned by the panel one of his highest priorities.
This lack of analytical capabilities can make the hiring process overly subjective, and another lesson modern businesses may be able to take from sport is the concept of the aggregation of marginal gains, most recently popularised by cycling mastermind Sir Dave Brailsford.
"We also help people to run more evidence-based structured interviews and then make the hiring decision," she adds.
The company did not make the hires lightly, said its chief executive, John O'Keefe.
Dutch Baughman was the Hokies' athletic director, a stint that lasted just six months, but long enough for him to make the hire.
Dual-career accommodation policies ought to give the faculty of the department involved in hiring a partner a say--perhaps the final say--in whether to make the hire.
It seems like a logical conclusion that Apple would make the hires and buy the tech from a music startup to work on Apple Music-related services.
