Sentence examples for proposed hiring from inspiring English sources

But, he added, it was "preposterous" to think Ms. Goller would have proposed hiring him.

As part of the process, the company proposed hiring a chief restructuring officer.

"That's one reason why we've proposed hiring an independent auditor general to monitor all the projects downtown".

The college application season began in earnest last spring for Karen Ge when her parents proposed hiring a college consultant.

Trump has proposed hiring veterans to serve as security guards at schools and arming 20percentt of teachers.

The email proposed hiring the Liberal Democrat party founder, John Humphreys, for the role, paying him a lump sum of $5,000 cash.

They propose hiring hundreds of new professors and thousands of staff members.

As a complement to increasing the number of primary care physicians, she said, contestants might propose hiring physician assistants, social workers and community service workers who can help people stay healthy.

Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett will unveil his first budget tomorrow, proposing hiring more police officers and firefighters, adding money for more moderate-income housing and funding most of the $137 million increase sought by the school system.

Even as Penn proposes hiring more cops in American cities, a feature of the tough-on-crime 1990s, there is a growing recognition in both parties of the severe unintended consequences of this approach, which was implemented by former President Bill Clinton under Penn's guidance.

The Oversight Board -- which is made up of accounting and tax experts who are not connected to the I.R.S. -- said that money proposed for hiring more auditors, tax collectors, lawyers and others to enforce the law had been diverted to cover routine increases in operating expenses.