Sentence examples for selected recruits from inspiring English sources

The Virginia and Maryland state police send selected recruits and officers, as does the United States Capitol police force.

In a secluded section of Raleigh, North Carolina live 16 carefully selected recruits for a high-priority Pentagon project that could play a life or death role in Afghanistan. .

He initially selected recruits from northern and western Europe from Scandinavia, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Flanders, the Netherlands, and Switzerland that he thought to be racially closest to Germans.

Participants were a sample of convenience, that is, inpatients in a German geriatric hospital who were eligible on three randomly selected recruiting days during a period of 3 weeks.

A 1973 consent decree, still in effect, requires the Police Department to select recruits from a list that includes one minority candidate for every white one.

"We do intend to modify the process to make it better for applicants and to enable MFB to select recruits, once they pass the bar, based on organisational needs as well as performance.

Another potential strategy would be to select recruits who are already able to cope with such demands.

In the next five years, we will select, recruit, and train twice as many teachers as we brought to Los Angeles during the first two decades of our existence, seeding the leadership pipeline for the future.

Turnover costs generally include time and monetary costs to select, recruit and train a replacement, and lost productivity.

Furthermore, the great geographical variability achieved by selecting recruiting centres all over the country ensured the representation of the different diets coexisting within Spain.

Thirteen women were selected as recruits in the four most recent academy classes, but only two have finished the rigorous boot camp where potential hires must pass drills that simulate a fire and manipulate heavy ladders, hoses and tools.