Sentence examples for vigorously recruiting from inspiring English sources

But Canada and other countries are also vigorously recruiting highly skilled foreigners trained in the United States who are frustrated with the cumbersome immigration system here, according to the report.

But it is often the private sector that has taken the lead, vigorously recruiting on Wall Street.The exiles themselves have done their bit too: noting the high proportion of Caribbean-born students at America's top business schools, a group of them last year founded a network to connect this talent pool more closely with the islands.

And though I was vigorously recruited by only the one school, I had enough recruitment knowledge to say this: being recruited is exhausting work.

A12 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Recruiting Success Favored Bishop Egan Bishop Egan has vigorously recruited men for the priesthood, ordaining a higher proportion of priests than any other diocese in the Northeast.

From among the several colleges that vigorously recruited her, she settled on Lafayette, an academically select, Division 1 school in Easton, Pa.

African American leaders such as author William Wells Brown, physician and author Martin R. Delany, and Douglass vigorously recruited blacks into the Union armed forces.

In effect, he thumbed his nose at the banks and court in New York, and he left his partners, some of whom he had vigorously recruited, holding a huge empty bag.

According to the report, some of the delay could be related to relatives' deciding to adopt, and some to the lack of enforcement of a part of the law that requires states to vigorously recruit black adoptive parents.

At a time when other dioceses throughout the nation are struggling through a shortage of priests, Bishop Egan has vigorously recruited men like Mr. Pavia for the priesthood, ordaining a higher proportion of priests than any other diocese in the Northeast.

Much of the earlier ransom money is reported to have been spent on weapons as the Abu Sayyaf band, originally numbering perhaps 200, has vigorously recruited new members to help guard the hostages and secure them against a huge military deployment.

It has been recruiting vigorously online, at job fairs and outside unemployment offices.