Sentence examples for recruited programs from inspiring English sources

For parents of westerners who have already joined the ranks of Islamic State, and for those who fear their children may yet be recruited, programs like Mothers for Life can offer an "emotional safe place", said Boudreau.

Analyses will include feasibility (participants recruited; program attendance), descriptive analyses and statistical tests examining change over the program duration.

"And daytime programs are where a school's career resource efforts and recruiting programs are focused," Mr. O'Neil said.

Since joining PepsiCo in 2007, Shelby has managed PepsiCo's campus recruiting programs, including undergraduate, MBA, internship and diversity partnerships.

These are far from the first op-ed rallying cries about Wall Street's campus recruiting programs.

"On paper, we had a stricter recruiting program than most universities," she said.

The hotel also has a contract with an armed forces recruiting program run out of Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn.

Amaranth, a hedge fund in Greenwich, Conn., hired Andrea Baker away from UBS two years ago to start an internship and campus recruiting program.

Anthony Grafton, a Princeton history professor who started that university's humanities recruiting program, said he sometimes feels "like a newspaper comic strip character whose face is getting smaller and smaller".

"We are firing up our college recruiting program, enduring all manner of humiliation to try to fill these jobs," said Glenn Kelman, chief executive of Redfin, an online brokerage agency for buying and selling homes that is based in Seattle and San Francisco.

Colleges could offer one of the main solutions to that challenge, but building a traditional college recruiting program is tough.