Sentence examples for recruitment part from inspiring English sources

"The important part now becomes the recruitment part and if I'm going to be here I'd like to be part of that.

"Our offer covers the employee lifecycle, from recruitment to succession plan," founder and CEO Bénédicte de Raphélis Soissan told me "On the recruitment part, Clustree focuses on the natural talent pool of the company: it means that we are analyzing the profiles of their existing employees and the resumes they naturally received.

When Stack Overflow raised $40 million in 2015, the company specifically said the investment would be used to build out the recruitment part of its business, which at the time accounted for two-thirds of the company's revenues and was growing on the back of the reputation and traffic of Stack Overflow's Q&A niche.

So far, I haven't seen too many of those ventures get any significant traction, and I honestly think LinkedIn, XING and other comparable professionally-oriented social networks do a fine job with the recruitment part of the equation, even within the target group KODA is eying (GenY'ers).

New fighting, new recruitment Part of South Sudan's 30-year legacy of conflict has been the recruitment of children into armed groups – both those forced to fight among the ranks and those made to fulfil support functions like porters, cooks or radio operators.

Recruitment as part of the GAinS study (part of which was included in the GenOSept sample set) began in September 2005 and continued in UK centers, using the same protocol, after the GenOSept study was closed; UK samples from patients recruited to GAinS until October 2010 were also included in this study.

Recruitment into part 2 began after enrolment for part 1 was completed.

Furthermore, the absence of TFIID (Fig. 1H) suggests that the additional role of SAGA is to recruit TBP, a known alternative to its recruitment as part of TFIID [26].

In the United Kingdom, for example, the government has stated that international recruitment is part of the solution to meeting its staffing needs, and actively recruits nursing staff from abroad [ 10].

Majok's recruitment was part of an N.C.A.A. investigation into the former UConn manager Josh Nochimson.

Employment growth remained marked as a result, with recruitment in part bolstered by positive business expectations for activity.