Sentence examples for special hire from inspiring English sources

Credit-crunch special: hire one actor, get one free.

Cesarean section delivery occurred in 46% (214/471) of inborn and 1% (2/212) of outborn births.> -wrap-foot> *incardes: car, taxi, special hire, ambulance.

She opposes affirmative action, but backs special hiring requirements for Alaska Natives.

Having special hiring authority would not necessarily save NSF money because the new hires would still be earning higher salaries than regular government managers, Tornow acknowledges.

Granted, the DoT does admit its lack of technical expertise, and requests special hiring tools to attract security experts who can best vet this new technology.

In particular, NSF is thinking about asking Congress for special hiring authority, a mechanism that would allow the agency to bring in senior scientists at salaries above what they can typically offer federal workers.

At a 9 August meeting of NSF's oversight body, the National Science Board, NSF Director France Córdova said special hiring authority would allow NSF to keep top managers for longer than the 4 years allowed under the Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) that governs their service.

If there have to be lay-offs, which I do not think is really necessary, all the uncertified Teach for America and Teaching Fellows special hires should be let go first.

This has made my team feel special and hire some of the best employees we've ever worked with.

For the more affluent, there were many types of specialist that could supply various foods and condiments: cheesemongers, pie bakers, saucers, waferers, etc. Well-off citizens who had the means to cook at home could on special occasions hire professionals when their own kitchen or staff could not handle the burden of throwing a major banquet.

If it involves some sort of special effect, hire or borrow a pro.