Sentence examples for time to recruit from inspiring English sources

Rather, it has simply been a question of refocusing its recruitment efforts and "taking more time to recruit the right person".

The timing of the elections gives parties only a short time to recruit candidates and mount campaigns in what one Burmese exile commentator, Win Tin, called "a calculated political ambush".

Projected recruitment rates are often over-estimated, and the time to recruit the target population (accrual period) is often under-estimated.

That left no time to recruit a big man.

Pay increases will probably not be approved in time to recruit new workers by next fall.

Spring is typically the time to recruit students for full time opportunities in design professions.

He mentions having time to recruit international partners and to make the case for intervention to the American people.

He worked on his own time to recruit other members of minority groups to the police force.

But the unions say they need more time to recruit their political levy payers as party supporters.

Moreover, having one admissions process in the spring could leave more time to recruit diversity in the fall.

"We've been so focused on the budget and developing a four-year plan for the county that there hasn't been much time to recruit people," he said.