Sentence examples for principles of recruiting from inspiring English sources

We try to avoid this by giving the participating enterprises and their OPs, at the first stage, information primarily of the processes and principles of recruiting the controls to the study.

— Alison Daley, founder of Recruiting Innovation.

Goals and design of the study in addition to X-ray exposure were fully explained to them, and those children and parents who accepted the principles of study were recruited.

Following purposive sampling principles, we recruited a mix of qualified physiotherapists (PT), speech pathologists (SP), occupational therapists (OT), social workers (SW), dietitians (DN) and psychologists (PS) across all three sites.

These "selectional restrictions" of a verb can in principle be recruited to learn the meaning of a novel noun.

Southwest's core principles of respect permeate its recruiting, where there is a focus on making sure that no applicant feels inferior or rejected.

The student mentors will be undergraduate physiotherapy students with an understanding of the principles of therapeutic exercise, and will be recruited through the School of Physiotherapy, La Trobe University.

And she and her performers are good at teaching the principles of choreography to raw audience recruits, in one of the city's prettiest small gardens.

Sailfish OS RUS is based on principles of participation and partnership, and we are actively recruiting partners and developer community members to take the initiative to new heights in Russia".

In principle, CHWs are recruited to work in their own communities, providing an example of localized human resources for the new energy paradigm.

Trades-union and public pension funds, politically sympathetic to the principles of class action, were the readiest recruits.