Sentence examples for primary hiring from inspiring English sources

The other Republican candidates spent 2015 attending to the traditional business of the so-called invisible primary: hiring staff, studying up on policy, building political networks in Iowa and New Hampshire, wooing elected officials whose endorsements might make a difference, and — most of all — courting donors.

Labour councillors have criticised Pimlico Primary for hiring 27-year-old Annaliese Briggs, saying it is "arrogant" and "staggering".

Mr. Poizner, who is running for governor in the Republican primary, has hired actuaries to study whether Anthem is spending at least 70 percent of premium revenues on claims, as required by state regulations.

Still, interviews remain the primary route to hiring.

That would seem to be Arthur Sulzberger's primary purpose in hiring soon-to-be-ex-BBC director general Mark Thompson as his president and CEO.

Not long ago, the college athletic director's office was the province of former football coaches whose primary responsibilities included hiring coaches and running the day-to-day business of the department.

One of the primary advantages of hiring a telephone answering service is reduced cost on handling calls.

In 1957, a principal was hired at the primary school and a new church was opened on 24 August 1958.

"There are few programs that actually teach those things, and yet that's the primary people we hire," Mr. Lee said.

Unable -- like many African nations -- to educate all or even most of its children, Mali is encouraging towns and villages to build their own primary schools and hire their own teachers.

Since the launch of the campaign in 2004, some 220 schools have been finalized and over 20,000 newly hired primary school teachers have been trained.