Recruiting in a sentence

Navy Recruiting Command consists of a command headquarters, three Navy Recruiting Regions, 18 Navy Recruiting Districts and eight Navy Talent Acquisition Groups that serve more than 1,330 recruiting stations across the world.

Calipari answered a question about the recruiting process and the key to recruiting.

Harris said the Utah National Guard exceeded its recruiting goals, recruiting 538 new enlistees last year and 400 the year before.

He said, “The outgoing administration has been recruiting more people at a time it cannot pay those who are in the service for over 10 months; it cannot pay pensioners, yet it is recruiting more people to add to the burdens of the incoming government.

In terms of his current to-do list, Shrewsberry mentioned getting on the court with the current team, recruiting and building a coach staff, with significant emphasis placed on hitting the recruiting trail hard.

It’s the same for pet projects like recruiting ADF personnel (with a specific interest in recruiting from Pacific Island nations).

Since that time, a team from the U.S. Army Recruiting Command, the Adjutant General School and the Recruiting and Retention College have been working with industry and academic partners to create this unique course.

While most state programs focus on recruiting and retaining all teachers of color, some California school districts have initiatives focused solely on recruiting Black teachers.

Back on the recruiting front, we’re sitting pretty with Hatten but don’t land him at the end of the early recruiting period even though he’s at 98 percent interest.

Morrisons says it is recruiting around 2,500 food pickers and drivers to cope with the demand and is recruiting another 1,000 people to work in distribution centres.

Stanford’s soccer class was ranked first overall by TopDrawerSoccer, the volleyball recruiting class was atop Volleyball Magazine’s recruiting rankings.

When Herman Darden, Jr., walked into a Marine recruiting station in Washington, D.C., it took the recruiting sergeant nearly 10 minutes to look up and acknowledge his presence; it was intentionally done.

During his time at Georgia, he spent two years in the football recruiting office, first as a student assistant and then as a volunteer recruiting assistant.

Our highly specialized business model differs from most recruiting firms in that we deliver true management consulting value beyond recruiting.

While at her recruiting command, Anthony will be actively working towards advancement in rank, becoming recruiter of the year, and leading a recruiting station.

Horn has also made an impact on the program as a recruiter, helping to land Allen in the 2016 recruiting class and adding talented power forwards like Kamaka Hepa and Jaxson Hayes to the 2018 recruiting class.

O’Neal, the son of 15-time NBA All-Star and Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal, did not sign his National Letter of Intent during the spring recruiting period, where the rest of the Bruin recruiting class officially joined the squad.

The Longhorn Republic balances recruiting highs and basketball lowsTexas had some big wins on the recruiting trail, but couldn’t get the job done on the hardwood.

After the Rhodesians' overseas recruiting campaign for English-speakers, started in 1974, proved successful, they began recruiting French-speakers as well, in 1977.

As recruiting multiplies, recruiting becomes quickly impossible, and most members are unable to profit; as such, pyramid schemes are unsustainable and often illegal.