Sentence examples for recruiting out from inspiring English sources
In a district that until now enforced admission by lottery and racial quotas -- schools had to strive for no more than 25percentt non-Latino white students even if that meant recruiting out of district -- the administrators and teachers at NEST want to reward students who work hard.
Perhaps it's time to start recruiting out of high schools and providing entrepreneurial fellowships to people who show promise.
The idea of a far-right group running a recovery home, working with recovering drug users, and recruiting out of it was described as "frightening" by Laurie de Grace, the executive director of Our House Addiction Recovery in Edmonton.
Recruiting out-of-district students to attend the New Suffolk School has also been discussed, and the district can easily handle more children without increasing costs, Dr. Olcott said.
Concern about recruiting out-of-state students runs high, especially after the legislature slashed education funding, leaving universities increasingly reliant on the higher tuition out-of-staters pay.
Recommendations were made on improving training programs, recruiting out-of-province workers, improving workload standards, adding staff, increasing salary, ensuring greater availability of continuing education and academic programs, and changing the funding formula to a per case basis.
And I think because of our reputation as a great conference, we're even able to recruit out West".
In recent years, many campuses have made a more concerted effort to recruit out-of-state students, who pay more in tuition.
They traded advertising for car leases, phone systems, restaurant discounts, (I was once "paid" with 50 breakfasts at Hardee's) and apartments that they used to recruit out-of-town talent.
Athletes are recruited out of high school.
Gronkowski was heavily recruited out of high school.
