Sentence examples for making recruitment from inspiring English sources

The Navy already has Spike Lee making recruitment pitches on television.

There was a need, she felt, for disability and equality training on raising awareness of making recruitment and services open to disabled people.

It manages to do this by making recruitment agreements with tech companies; if Tumblr, for instance, hires an alumnus, they pay a sum to the Recurse Center.

When making recruitment decisions, companies will increasingly look for rounded individuals who can combine analytical rigor with the ability to apply this knowledge in a practical and creative context.

One of the issues making recruitment difficult is the future of the BBC Trust, which is widely expected to be overhauled or scrapped in the charter renewal process after the general election.

"We can save our teachers from the forest of Italian regulations by making recruitment procedures culturally accessible to foreigners," he said, walking through the corridors of a 17th-century convent that has been turned into a university dormitory.

Make recruitment partners aware of gender diversity policies and objectives.

"Things like this make recruitment 100 times harder," said Robert M. Blitzer, a former senior F.B.I. counterterrorism official.

But these states have not made recruitment their only source of economic development, they say.

"I want to make recruitment ethical, but many recruitment agencies don't, and they are in the majority.

And, as Gerecht notes, Al Qaeda's fear of infiltration makes "recruitment into Al Qaeda a fairly slow process".