Sentence examples for preparation hiring from inspiring English sources

After 10 months of preparation — hiring staff, creating a management structure, laying out an initial agenda — the bureau officially hit the starting gate on Thursday, a year to the day after the Dodd-Frank financial reform bill was signed into law by President Obama.

It also disregards the fact that, thanks to the country's decentralized system of education, the federal government is a tiny player in the preparation, hiring, and retention of the nation's teaching workforce.

In preparation, it hired Standard & Poor 'sto rate its creditworthiness and ability to repay; last week, the agency gave Vietnam a BB-, a somewhat speculative rating on a par with Bulgaria and Belize, but above Turkey and Indonesia.

SolidFire will be using the capital to expand in preparation thereof by hiring new people and the opening of an office in Boulder, Colorado.

He canceled the season and in the summer made preparations to hire replacement players.

Pentagon officials pledged to get started by the end of March, and began a flurry of preparations that included hiring commission lawyers, fine-tuning procedures and even building a provisional courthouse at Guantánamo, officials said.

In preparation, the company is hiring 40,000 seasonal workers, equivalent to roughly 38% of its permanent workforce.

The latest annual census of chain stores in New York City found that the tax-preparation franchiser known for hiring people to dress as Lady Liberty or Uncle Sam and wave at passing cars, is branching out faster than almost any other chain.

Besides, hiring and training locals is good preparation for the day when the US has completely run away, and Afghanistan has to get by on its own.

Store owners had stocked up, prepared celebrations and hired extra security in preparation for their opening on Green Wednesday.

Shop owners had stocked up, prepared celebrations and hired extra security in preparation for their opening on 1 January, dubbed Green Wednesday.