Sentence examples for public hire from inspiring English sources

In many other large Chinese cities, though, it's not the sturdy, official public hire bikes that stand out.

The city also has around 5,000 of its Bixi public hire bikes, familiar to anyone who has used the near-identical London scheme.

The forum has increased exclusive academic space by nearly 20%, and has given the university the opportunity to generate income through public hire of the lecture theatre and meeting rooms at off-peak times.

Even with strict supervision, the banks will probably find it hard as independent entities to cut off favoured customers, alienate the public, hire better management and admit to true shareholder value.Reformers such as Yasuhisa Shiozaki, an LDP politician, strongly believe that such measures need to be implemented before the time limit on the rescue funds runs out.

He estimates that the costs for hiring his vehicle, paying public hire vehicle insurance, fuel, his licence fees, car cleaning and phone hire are about £285 a week, so his hourly earnings fell below the statutory "national living wage" of £7.20 an hour, if it applied.

The startup is so new it doesn't even have scooters available for public hire yet.

He said that he would freeze public hiring, and that he had no "intention to raise taxes".

In the last few years, the N.Y.S.E., the iconic symbol of Wall Street, has gone public, hired an aggressive, worldly C.E.O.

It was almost impossible to dismiss a civil servant, and the role of political patronage in public hiring only complicated matters.

But those cases involved education, and it has been decades since the court last took an intensive look at the use of race in public hiring or promotion.

It was deemed no longer possible to replicate the W.P.A. regulations would drag out public hiring almost as long as private contracting would.