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The Islamic Republic of Iran, which has traditionally relied on recruits from smaller towns and villages and even from urban working classes or low-income families, now faces new challenges emanating from these segments of the population.

But Obote's increasing reliance on the military and police to terrorize his political opponents aroused the resentment of southern Ugandans, and it allowed Amin to build a following based on recruits from among his own Kakwa people.

We hope that all groups in the Lords will support our amendment to delay the imposition of this charge unless the government can explain how our schools and hospitals are to find the maths and technology teachers to provide the increase in these subjects it has now promised, as well as the trained nurses we need, without drawing on recruits from overseas.

Others have relied on recruits from other Chinese cities.

His two late substitutes were walk-ons recruited from the football team the day before.

Mr. Verhoeven said Accor was focusing on recruiting from inside Germany.

But Mr. Spartin said the company was not focusing on recruiting from the agency responsible for official snooping.

With UK graduates increasingly debt-burdened, universities will have to rely on recruiting from overseas to reach their financial targets.

Solomon prides himself on recruiting from far and wide: if you want the best, he says, you've got to go global.

About five years ago, my executive search firm resolved to concentrate on recruiting from among those who already lived in the region.

But because we've essentially given up on recruiting from underserved places in the United States, we've made their chronic lack of health workers much worse.