Sentence examples for recruiting issues from inspiring English sources

Last week, some Ivy coaches expressed skepticism about the league's ability and incentive to handle recruiting issues at Harvard.

A Guard officer who has worked on recruiting issues in California, and who insisted on anonymity because he is not permitted to speak to reporters, said he was troubled about having to turn away a 41-year-old truck driver with a bachelor's degree who wanted to apply his skills to the military, and a 42-year-old lawyer who wanted to be an infantry officer.

And the family hears about the recent recruiting issues from Reggie Bush at Southern California and now Cam Newton at Auburn.

For starters, there are language, tax and recruiting issues, plus the tasks of managing more people and deploying resources efficiently.

His departure from Boston was delayed by militia recruiting issues and the need to deal with the aftermath of a major fire in the city, and he did not leave until June 1760.

Defined primarily as a "front end" recruiting issue, targeted recruiting of minorities has replaced genuine investments in outreach and inclusion programs, leaving recruiters frustrated with a quota system that challenges their ethics.

Reasons why projects failed to complete included failure to recruit; issues concerning the organisation where the research was taking place; drug licensing issues; staffing issues; and access to data.

"It's a huge recruiting issue".

EU elections are a vital part of their growth cycles, and the issue of EU membership itself a useful recruiting issue.

But a police spokesman said it was premature to discuss the size of the incoming class or any steps that might be taken to address the recruiting issue.

But there are almost no signs of progress at Tennessee, whose long list of alleged football transgressions is now being joined by enough basketball sliminess that CBSSports.com's Gregg Doyel writes the only choice is to fire Coach Bruce Pearl after he apparently lied to the N.C.A.A. when they came sniffing around a recruiting issue.