Sentence examples for use of a firm from inspiring English sources

The department, in one attempt at reform, had defined "use of force" to include, in some situations, even the use of a "firm grip" to apprehend a suspect; in eleven years, Lyga had arrested many drug suspects who required more than a firm grip.

There is little research on the aspects of governmental policy that help enterprises by facilitating and stimulating the use of a firm's external capabilities and orienting its impacts on the OpIn (De Jong 2008).

Magnolia's use of a firm called Accord Institute for Educational Research attracted attention from L.A. Unified and the state auditor.

This is the rare case that pleads for the use of a search firm to help navigate the backroom politics of hiring a new coach.

Critics are now scrutinising the Department for Transport's use of a lobbying firm, Westbourne Communications, to help to promote a railway that would eventually have 330 miles of track but has divided the public.

ADP First Vice Chair Harriet Young (now the interim Chair) hired Republican David Bruno to search for the next ADP Executive Director, and then she sent out a memo saying, The Executive Board of the Arizona Democratic Party has approved the use of a search firm for filling the position of Executive Director of the party.

In May, PCS said a fresh wave of strikes would be staged after their rep Candy Udwin was fired for sharing information about the use of a private security firm.

Forbes Starss and Stripes took a lot of people by surprise last month when it published a report documenting the Pentagon's use of a Washington PR firm, the Rendon Group, which grades reporters and evaluates their degrees of positive military coverage.

The sideswipe at Qualcomm's "tactics" is perhaps also a reference to the use of a controversial PR firm, Definers, which — as we reported in November — sent pitches slinging mud at Apple seemingly on Qualcomm's behalf.

Many recent Holocaust reparation cases have rested on direct participation, either through the use by a firm of slave labour or its seizure of bank accounts or insurance policies.

Mr. Bechtol said in a telephone interview that he objected to the school's use of an outside financial firm and to the firm's heavy marketing to students, many of whom were young and unsophisticated about banking.