Sentence examples for over hiring from inspiring English sources

It took a month, but eventually Holbrooke won her over, hiring her as an Afghanistan expert.

Linkboys, bearing links, or torches, took over, hiring themselves out to pedestrians and lighting their way home.

As the Democrats take over, hiring new staff and occupying the larger offices that Republicans have had to give up, and taking control of the $95 million budget -- the Democrats have promised to be equitable.

Then the disagreements with the United States Tennis Association, lots of them, too, over how to develop, over which tournaments to play, over hiring a coach.

Mr. Ban waged an extended feud over hiring with the head of internal oversight before she left in 2010, leaving dozens of investigator jobs empty.

Cynics have suggested that it is all public relations, intended to paper over hiring practices in which women have made little headway.

Faculty "authority" over hiring and promotion amounts to the right to make recommendations that are frequently overridden; professors are increasingly denied a role in appointing administrators.

A federal judge approved a new entrance exam for New York City firefighters on Friday, ending a long stalemate over hiring practices and increasing the likelihood that the department will hire thousands of minority applicants.

This has opened the door to the enactment of similar laws across the country.Valley Park's ban on renting to illegals had earlier been struck down by a lower court, but the fight continued over hiring.

They would rather run overtime than take the chance of over-hiring.

But at the heart of the tension is America, where over-hiring was greatest and retrenchment has proved most painful.