Sentence examples for practice of recruiting from inspiring English sources

He said the practice of recruiting children in Sri Lanka was confined to the Tigers.

The Biotronik documents also shed light on the practice of recruiting cardiologists to influence referrals.

The party also called for an end to the practice of recruiting doctors and nurses from developing countries.

Perhaps then, when enough people are made aware, we can move beyond the barbaric practice of recruiting child soldiers.

As in previous attacks, Mr. bin Laden also appears to have followed his usual practice of recruiting a group of operatives all but unknown to American intelligence.

The practice of recruiting in person before being officially hired is becoming more prevalent among the more high-profile basketball programs.

Observation studies were used to get insight into the practices of recruiting donors to the placenta perfusion study (see section on setting and data collection).

The rich and their allies "practice a tradition" of recruiting the lower classes to their cause, Martin explains, "because people learn from and imitate the past".

While Muslim rebels in the Caucasus have made a deadly practice in recent years of recruiting "black widows" — the wives of slain fighters — to serve as suicide bombers, investigators said Ms. Asiyalova's case had an unusual twist: She apparently recruited Mr. Sokolov after they met as students in Moscow.

The process of recruiting practices is ongoing.

The requirement of arms-length recruitment of practices through Divisions of General Practice contributed significantly to the difficulties of recruiting general practices and retaining them throughout the trial.