Sentence examples for run job from inspiring English sources

"They could run job fairs in a nice hotel," she said.

You certainly can try to develop more job programs; you can run job programs in a much more effective way.

But more layoffs may not necessarily mean more business for career sites, he said, since employers pay to run job ads, not the people looking for jobs.

Maximus, based in McLean, Va., won $104 million in contracts to run job training and employment programs in the welfare-to-work program, the centerpiece of the mayor's welfare policies, in which all able-bodied recipients are required to work.

Tory Johnson, owner of Women for Hire, which for the last decade has run job fairs in America's 10 largest cities, has been struck by the toughness of the boomer work force.

Maureen Bentley, assistant executive director of Fedcap, a nonprofit vocational agency that had run job placement programs in seven city welfare offices, said that those programs had been continued month-to-month for a while at the city's request, but that the last ones had ended on March 31 when the nonprofit group's lease ran out and much of its staff was hired away by the winning contractors.

Bangladeshi troops in Liberia run job-creating computer classes.

These are people who may stay to produce ground-breaking research, or return to run job-creating companies.

Then run jobs in order until CPUs are filled.

If there is a queue to run jobs, the terminal will wait until your job starts running, and if the terminal closes, the job will be cancelled.

"The lawyers will run business out of the state and that means they run jobs out of the state.