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(61) Friendship has a lot more to do with hiring and advancement.

(62) In 1979, they were hiring less people, giving jobs to men rather than women.

(63) Weber, has been read as giving employers a largely free hand to use affirmative action in hiring, promotions and layoffs.

(64) Construction managers determine the labor requirements and, in some cases, supervise or monitor the hiring and dismissal of workers.

(65) Can schools be held liable for negligent hiring or retention of unfit employees?

(66) When hiring band members, Lawrence always preferred less talented musicians of good character over brilliant musicians of unstable character.

(67) But hiring such people means that you have to pitch in and be willing to do the menial tasks yourself.

(68) If you end up hiring a lawyer(sentencedict.com), it could cost you a bundle of money.

(69) If hiring costs can be reduced by machines working longer, it could become an even more attractive proposition.

(70) Pasaret is dismantling a hiring system where a job applicant's chief qualification was his or her party loyalty.

(71) Despite this, the hiring of a personal assistant might be a reasonable accommodation in some circumstances.

(72) But the bookie was already out hiring frighteners and the bet had to stand.

(73) At first we might feel guilty about hiring some one to help with the housecleaning.

(74) A service company makes its profits by hiring people at one price and selling their time at a higher price.

(75) You can have the stump removed by hiring some one to grind it out with a machine.

(76) But Suffolk governors, who share hiring and firing responsibilities with their school heads, have refused to rule out disciplinary action.

(77) Managers, supervisors, and the company personnel department will have much less control over hiring decisions.

(78) The plan will pay for the hiring of 37 probation officers, over three years, to staff the programs.

(79) The team has control over virtually everything, from maintenance of the building to the curriculum to the hiring of administrative staff.

(80) Hiring a private nurse or nurse's aide brings peace of mind to patients and their families, say its proponents.

(81) The managers reported that firing a subordinate taught them to be even more selective in hiring.

(82) Hiring Huy would be a very effective way of keeping him under observation, and neutralising the effectiveness of his investigation.

(83) It would ban racial and gender preferences in all state government hiring, contracting and education programs.

(84) We obviously need some protection against patronage hiring and firing.

(85) We thought about hiring ourselves out as sort of bespectacled human twigs for water - divining purposes.

(86) Hiring more people won't fix everything, but it's a step in the right direction.

(87) It's not simply a matter of hiring more people - they also need to be trained.

(88) The Pentagon tried everything-even hiring psychics to find more tunnels.

(89) The organizing committee had made the colossal error of hiring a non-union press to print the official program.

(90) The Episcopal Church recently cut its national budget by five percent and has frozen hiring and salaries.