Sentence examples for stand hiring from inspiring English sources
According to Michael Epstein, head of the intellectual property practice at Weil, Gotshal & Manges, eBay lawyers are probably using a perfectly legal tactic to figure out where they stand: Hiring a "shadow jury" that the firm pays to sit daily in the courtroom.
In a method-like attempt to develop a screenplay about the experience, Poekel wrote as he worked the stand, hired a staff and bought a trailer that serves as respite (and sometimes temporary housing) for the sales team year after year.
Would the same stand for hiring teachers?
That stand entailed hiring a company to visit Napster to compile a log of the online handles of Napster users who say they have Metallica music to offer.
Even as the price dropped to 400 rupees — less than $8 — I declined and headed up the first set of switchbacks, knowing I could eat Maggi masala (Indian ramen noodles) at a trailside stand and hire a "horse" along the way if I changed my mind.
The World Freeman Society, a group that could stand to hire a new logo designer.
Others refuse to go, and others still stand around the hiring hall on Northern Boulevard pleading for the work, or they come down to the job site and plead their case.
The companies that make the shift to skills-based hiring stand to be rewarded on several levels.
The whistleblower claims that translators are hiring stand-ins to pass over-the-phone exams in Pushtu, the main language of the Taliban and Afghanistan's south.
While many fans were angry about the length of the concert, others accused Kelly and the promoters of hiring a stand-in to headline the event.
For the first time in five years, the city stands ready to resume hiring firefighters after a record number of minority and female applicants took and passed a redesigned firefighter exam this spring; nearly half of the 42,000 applicants were nonwhite and nearly 2,000 were women.
