Sentence examples for official hiring from inspiring English sources

The mayor wisely instituted an official hiring freeze and announced that this year's budget would be cut by $1 billion.

Your headline "Tempers Rise Over Immigrants" [April 22], about the now-defeated Suffolk County proposal to build an official hiring site for day laborers, is misleading.

Some monitors expressed surprise that given the city's budget problems, the city did not have an official hiring freeze until this week.

At the Met, Philippe de Montebello, the museum's director, ticked off similar measures that have been taken, though an official hiring freeze had not been imposed.

But the lessons of nearly four tumultuous and championship-free decades tell us that Friday's official hiring of Mike Woodson, the interim coach and another longtime Holzman admirer, made more sense.

In the months before his official hiring date, Mr. Robertson joined WADA's legal director, Olivier Niggli, in meeting Mr. Stepanov at the Boston Marathon, to hear his account firsthand.

Mark Little Owl, 34, the official hired by the tribe to oversee its social services, was arrested in December on several charges, including domestic violence, after he punched a woman in the face, the authorities said.

Xu, who has worked for Nike in China on its basketball initiatives there, is the Pac-12's senior manager/international, and is believed to be the first conference official hired to focus on overseas development.

A railroad official hired a surveyor and logger named Stephen A. Douglas Puter to round up people from Portland saloons, and then take them to the land office where they would register for an O&C parcel as a settler, and then promptly resell to the railroad for bundling with other plots and resale to the highest bidder, typically as much as $40 an acre.

UN officials hired local gang leaders to keep order.

She is among the replacement officials hired by the league while the regular officials are locked out.