Sentence examples for recruits professionals from inspiring English sources

GOAL recruits professionals with at least two years of post-qualification experience and for certain technical skill sets overseas experience is not essential.

"We believe around 12 weeks allows enough time for you to integrate with the local community and deliver useful work," says Jaki Walker, head of global resourcing at Voluntary Service Overseas, a charity which recruits professionals to work abroad.

The program, which recruits professionals with no teaching experience to work in low-performing schools, has received 4,411 applications for September, more than four times the number at this time last year.

Although almost all the fighting occurs offstage, the recruits, professional soldiers, dukes, and princes are shown preparing for defeat or victory.

Reversing course, city education officials said on Monday that a well-regarded culinary organization that recruits professional chefs to prepare school lunches could continue doing so when the new year begins next week.

"Southampton have got a Dutch scenario in place," says McDonald, who now recruits professional coaches in the Netherlands.

And visit Web sites targeted to recruiting professionals and recruiters themselves.

A survey conducted in 2008 by the American Chamber of Commerce found that about 40 percent of companies in Hong Kong had experienced difficulty recruiting professionals to come and work in the city.

Privately, many companies like Query Object have addressed the labor shortage by recruiting professionals overseas, helping them to get visas but also to deal with the mundane issues of resettlement: housing, furniture and at least minimal acculturation.

(A measure that Clinton co-sponsored with Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, a Republican from Texas, to establish a program to recruit professionals as teachers, was approved as part of the education bill that passed the Senate in 2001).

Efforts have been made to recruit professionals from developed nations to compensate for the lack of such expertise.