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If all they needed was a code robot, it would be easy to hire someone in another country to do that kind of work.

And her place would be filled up by advertisement. The boss would make an ad to hire someone else to take her place in the store.

water and tents and things. I suppose if we were to do it all again we'd probably hire donkeys along the way.

The hire of a cart at any time, might not be so easy as you suppose; our farmers are not in the habit of letting them out.

How much does it really matter if an entrepreneur can't spell, as long as she can hire a copywriter who can?

You can save the money in the bank and also hire a manager to run your company. " The businessman talked with great passion. "

He hopes getting his robotics degree will persuade Volkswagen to hire him for the factory it has planned for Chattanooga, Tenn.

After argy-bargy they hire a boat pricing 300 yuan for a day. The whole family get on the boat. So the travel on the sea begins.

Thus, you hire the box and a film or two, watch it at your place and return the stuff to the conductor at the end of your journey.

He said he might hire a car.

If you hire somebody with a set of skills for today, but they have no development potential, then tomorrow they are going to be a problem.

The hope was that private employers finally were ready to hire enough to bring unemployment down steadily, even if not rapidly.

Unless she is a very odd woman indeed, she would not pick the newest hire, and a young man at that, as a confidant on matters of the heart.

In other words, they need to think about how easy it is to hire someone just like you, and how much you'll expect to be paid.

After reassuring police that his inventions were to help, Li was able to hire seven workers from the area.

You hire a sitter because you haven't been out with your husband in ages, then spend half the night checking on the kids.

"Folks who used to provide goods and services to me started to hire me to do their marketing, advertising and brochures, " Cordes says.

He tried every restaurant in the town, but no one wanted to hire a helping hand. When night fell, he felt he was at the end of his tether.

When difficult actor Michael Doresey (Dustin Hoffman) can't get anyone to hire him, he decides to try out for a soap opera. . . as a woman.

Another hinted that the company needed to hire a chief operating officer 'to help manage all the complexity. '

He refused to hire a wet-nurse, insisting that his wife suckle the child herself. Fortunately, she had enough milk.

They hire a woman to go up to college men and ask them to sleep with her. More than half the men say yes.

Benny Goodman, a preeminent white bandleader and clarinetist, was the first to hire a black musician to be part of his ensemble.

Well. Since it appears nobody is eager to hire my services, could you favour me with a little money instead?

Given this reach, I knew Kroll could hire someone with a medical background, legal training, or at least some familiarity with Ecuador.

Some parents hire private tutors at the end of summer to help prepare their children for the new year, she said.

Some hire people to be mere order-takers or cash register operators. But that's not what selling is all about.

He could then hire a coach, and brief him or her to change the mindset of his direct subordinates on a one-to-one basis.

These three rulers used for the goods you buy can also be used for the goods you get on hire, or for the goods you get as part of a service.

Mr. Cameron conceded that in hindsight it had been a mistake to hire Mr. Coulson.

"Monsieur, " said the woman, "my boy tells me that you wish to hire a cabriolet . "

And now some city official has threatened a citation if I don't hire guards for the mines within the next year.

A: How much does it cost to hire a motorbike?

Remember that employers "hire people they connect with on a personal level, and that will make them look good as a boss, " she said.

If you are the least experienced person around the negotiating table, it's time to hire a great lawyer to help balance things out.

It was a no-brainer to hire the guy and place him in a spot where he could really influence things.

Unfortunately (fortunately for you) they won't be able to hire you because you're in so much demand!

Then hire the person who would be best for your kid's personality and learning style, and is experienced in the subject matter.

Sales are back up, the head count is now up to 130, and Acme reckons it will hire 20 more people this year to handle the growing order book.

It makes no sense for a man of Dr Xiao's stature to hire some fools to punch Mr Fang and then return to China sometime later to be arrested.

The company has been hiring salespeople across the country and is also starting to hire employees in the U. K. , among other places.

One parent buttonholed a hiring manager at the grocery store to ask him to hire her child.

Paxson said he hopes to hire the assistants for new coach Vinny Del Negro within the next few days.

In fact, the cost for me to hire a bike for a whole year was less than the cost of a tank of gas.

Tom and I were happy to hire him and a few weeks later we began private lessons at my dining room table.

But it is possible to hire a boat and travel along the Yalu River to get a glimpse of ordinary life in the secretive socialist state.

Please send me a message with your bid and include any relevant work experience, and any other reason why you think that I should hire you.

Owners of pachinko -parlours (venus for a popular sort of pinball) and others now hire security firms using former policemen.

And he looked at me and said, here is what you have to understand, my strategy is not to hire smart IT people.

"Sir, " I said, "If you don't hire me, you'll never know just how much I could've done for this firm. "

But if the owner be present, he shall not make restitution, especially if it were hired and came for the hire of his work.

But they love one another, and all they really want is to hire a babysitter and enjoy a nice night out on the town.

Next, the bride entered a bakery and said to the woman who owned it, "You'll have no regrets if you hire me to work for you. "

He might decide it's cheaper to hire somebody to kill you than to keep paying you off the rest of your life.

Well, at least if Kayak follows through with an IPO, there would be some funding to hire some more salespeople.

Buying could mean hire you, or form a relationship with you or to be your 'goal buddy' who you work with you on an exercise program.

You don't hire us company because we flow has no value, just to flow and flow. . . You hire us help you is to help you get more sales.

If your mind is just " hire" thought, blame it on the word outside, as the middle is hard to go on.

When you think the company may need a lawyer's services, with the initial intent to hire a lawyer, go to the next step.

Hire a consultant to help you with your Web-business problems and one of the first questions he or she will ask is, what's your market?

My husband steals so many snacks that the only way I could get him to lose weigh was to hire a night watchman at our refrigerator.

Bring in a consultant. Hire a designer. . . or maybe just a plumber for that leaky sink!

Of course, you're depending on the fact that your boss's boss isn't cast in the same mould as your boss (like tends to hire like).

Easy-to-use, you do not need to hire a Mr. Professional to run your MIS.

It's where you explain in a paragraph or two why you think employers should hire you and why you are the perfect match for the job.

I wanna hire the Sopranos to beat the shit out of him with a hammer.

Even though business is picking up, she said she is not ready to hire new employees.

The hire is also a bit of a breach for The Huffington Post, which relies on a younger staff and unpaid guest bloggers.

The bank plans to hire relationship managers for its consumer bank across Asia, he said.

We also used the Jacuzzi- we were able to hire it out for one hour, it was very nice, quite relaxing & they provide all the towels etc.

So she persuaded a third man to hire her--but he wanted her to host a show on a political radio station.

The company which is trying to be a good citizen everywhere will hire local personnel .

But he realized that he had no business knowledge at all, so he decided that he would have to hire someone to run the business.

Hire a professional photographer to come with you to city hall, then send out great pictures of the event with your wedding announcement.

I do not know if SIAS university will hire me for another semester or not.

But it said the move to hire HBSC was preliminary and did not mean Sinochem would make a counterbid for Potash Corp.

Things can tend to get a bit slippery, too, so if you didn't bring any walking boots I'd advise you to hire some from the office.

Have a professional, easy-to-navigate, quick-loading design. Hire a professional design firm or at least use a good site template.

the company still hire him as employee, friends are still his friend, his house still there, but except his wife is other guy's.

Admit it. Even for me, this was good. If you weren't such a perv, I'm sure the c. i. a. would hire you in a second.

"We will not tolerate extensive delays in hire payments or any other payments, " he said.

So when my cousin called a few days later to suggest I hire a monk to help me end my relationship with the dead man, I agreed.

Worse, almost half of big and medium-sized firms do not plan to hire any "regular" employees at all this year.

On holidays he would take his wife to the House of All Nations and hire a room for the night. Every room was appointed in a different style.

While it's easy to say "Hire only socially outgoing altruists, " it's obviously impractical in the real world.

"They seem to hire unhappy people, " he said.

But Blair County Commissioner Terry Tomassetti said the new hire was the target, not the inmate.

The manager of that company will not hire you, to his own detriment.

With a financial guarantee, "it's easy to hire the best engineers around the country, as people mobilize much freely nowadays, " Jiang said.

Could you hire someone to come in and help him for a few hours each day, or could adjustments in the house help prevent another fall?

He tried to hire a lawyer, he said, but lawyers shunned the case for fear of drawing the local government's wrath.

If you make it to the last interview, you may have to wait up to two weeks before the company decides if they want to hire you or not.

The other said, "How much did we hire him for? "

Mr Gulliver said the bank would continue this trend, with plans to hire 3, 000-5, 000 staff a year in Asia and Latin America.

In recent interviews here, employees said the typical Foxconn hire lasted just a few months at the factory before leaving, demoralized.

But companies are racking up profits and now have built strong cash positions, and may be ready to hire again.

If I were to do it again, I'd probably raise some funds from outside investors and hire a marketing team.

You can hire up to three scouts and send them to different regions around for a duration of your choice.

The best part is she did not even go to a gym or hire a fitness instructor.

Someone at IBM heard of me and asked me to go there to lecture, they also wanted to hire me and asked what kind of requirements I had.

Moving people internally from Europe has proved more cost effective than trying to hire big names in Asia say UBS executives.

The company shall have the right to recruit and hire staff and workers as appropriate from the public human resources market.

The system directs the facilities administrator to the Company Property pages to issue the appropriate company property to the new hire.

But if I could get away with it, I would hire a marketing specialist for my next job interview!

You HAs on hire since us a sewing machine, to which we hold owe writing agreement to do regular offerments at the rate of$15 per month.

More than a year after the economy began expanding following the worst recession since the 1930s, employers are slow to hire.

If it were not for this defect, I shall hire him at once.

If you do not achieve on time, I cancel the job and hire a more competent guy, with no pay to you for incompetency.

Companies are increasingly taking on "irregular" workers, meaning those without full-time contracts, who are easy to hire and fire.

"I didn't hire him as a research assistant, " said the chancellor, Angela Merkel, herself boasting a PhD (legitimately, it is believed).

During boom times, it was easy to hire a financial adviser and put your money on autopilot.

Right now, the company is in a position to hire an administrator and equipment operators and inspection engineers.

"Of course, " they add, "regulators will be able to hire cheap skilled labor in 2009, just as they were able to in the 1930s. "

If not, get rid of them and hire smarter people. If you think you are the smartest one, resign.

Farmers, who have political clout and a perpetual hunger for cheap labour, may be allowed to hire more seasonal workers.

A few signs suggest that overstretched companies are beginning to hire again.

form a flexible, businesses can establish own or hire top better standard plant, or other form of cooperation.

India retains rigid labour laws that make it almost impossible to fire an employee or to hire contract labour.

The advantages are outweighed by the disadvantage: the new hire can't wait to get out of testing.

I've discussed this setup with loads of people and the first response is often "shouldn't you just hire a junior to handle your support? "

But that would be like Apple trying to hire people to produce music.

yeah, I can work at home, saving the cost of renting an office. And I don't have to hire an extra hand unless I'm extremely busy.

The man was sentenced to serve five years in prison for trying to hire a hatchet man to kill his opponent.

They involve the putting out of skills to hire, and are only of value in so far as they may develop the mind without occupying if for long.

They were least accurate at spotting liars and most likely to hire one of the interviewees who had been lying.

If I was on the kind of scout you're on, I'd hire myself an armored bear. -An armored bear?

'People don't know whether to invest or to hire because they don't know . . . whether the recovery is going to continue.

Well, at least she had the sense to hire two Sherpas, a luxury for most, as there are costs associated with hiring good Sherpas.

Even a small flat in London without a garden costs quite a lot to hire.

In previous Total War games when you got something new you had to hire completely new units to take advantage of that new item.

I said to myself, go ahead. Take a chance. Hire the smart, fat girl.

I will hire an outside consultant company to help me with my succession planning.

The bank shall hire and administer the latter in strict accordance with the relevant provisions in these Guiding Opinions.

At other times you can hire them to help you, thereby freeing you up to do higher-value work.

No longer at the top of the league, the Lakers needed the buzz of a big-name hire, and there was none bigger than Jackson.

"Even if a company says in public that it wants to hire you, you still need to go through the recruitment process, " she said.

You could hire yourself out as a tourist guide, because you know the city so well.

Amcham's survey is bad news for corporates and HR managers, who have likely become used to being able to hire talent with relative ease.

Such a rule might encourage employers not to hire at all, for fear of legal action.

It isn't enough to hire an expert after-the-fact to tell a jury that analysts were recommending the stock.

I saw a poster that advertised a cheap bike hire scheme and I spontaneously decided to take the plunge.

Companies can't hire boys and girls who are under sixteen years of age, so Carol looked for work around the neighborhood.

Such was the anger directed towards Cayne that the US media reported that he had been forced to hire a bodyguard.

One question though: why on Earth did the usually wise, usually insightful Dumbledore hire him in the first place?

Nobody wants to hire someone who's going to run for the door when times get better.

Intense competition to hire and retain staff and a strong Indian rupee are also hitting the sector in India.

To organise any sort of tournament or competition you will need Public Liability insurance to even hire fields.

"This Indian is incredible, " said the director. He told his secretary to hire the Indian to predict the weather.

B. Review the condition of employment with the new hire and advise her to reconsider the offer.

They'll always hire a hot girl, and if she's only willing to work with you, you just received a free ticket into porn superstardom.

Hey I can't unload these goods by myself! Stop trying to scrimp on labor costs and hire some people.

Never say, " Well, Hire, I guess, but I'm a little bit concerned about. . . " That's a No Hire as well.

In any of those cases--and likely a dozen more--it's time for you to hire a manager.

Management Style: Hire people who are better than you, lay out a clear direction, and leave them alone to do their jobs.

A way must be established for the UN to hire quality staff for critical work within a few months.

I've got an ego and all that , but I know I need help. So I go and hire the very best people.

People call me out of the blue and thank me, ask me for my information. Hire me. They buy from me.

Essentially, it means acting in a polite, business-like manner through the entire hiring process, whether or not you actually hire us.

People may either bring their own tent or caravan or hire them for a few days on large organized sites.

Hire some real translators or at least someone who cares about the quality of his or her work.

Instead, it's just a matter of economic activity increasing to where firms feel the need to hire back already-qualified workers.

If the company will hire you, I will notify you on a week's notice.

If you are a manager and have not been able to find qualified personnel to hire that you can afford, again, you'll be in luck.

Do not hire a man who does your work for money, but him who does it for love of it.

We ended up spending a ton of money to get a ton of resumes that stood almost no chance at finding the kind of people we wanted to hire.

Before long, the organization was so flush with contracts that it had to hire hundreds of additional researchers to keep up.

Since I cannot know when this anger will start, I'll need to hire three private secretaries for three shifts, around the clock!

The Bank will BE glad to remit your repayments to the hire-purchase company by monthly Banker's Order.

Sara Dell'Orco wants to hire at least one young worker with enough drive to handle the load once carried by the retirees.

Your list might have five columns to organize employees'ID numbers, first names, last names, telephone numbers at work, and dates of hire.

Be ready with two or three examples of particular skills and experiences that highlight why they should hire you.

And China's capable engineering workforce makes it easy to hire good talent.

Speaking of guerrilla brand ambassadors, some companies hire the Girls Intelligence Agency to spread the word about their products.

After a business grows, an entrepreneur might be able to hire someone to worry about the details.

If I were a commercial best-seller, I would have enough money to hire a staff to look after my correspondence.

That's why I hire people to help me with that.

Western many individuals and the company hire to have legal adviser and attorney, meets has when the dispute by attorney acts to process.

If you seek your scaffolding hire company online, you should be able to read up about their reputation within the industry.

No matter who you hire, you're going to be spending a lot of time with him or her.

My mother said, "I really need to hire someone to run a second camera, or at least hold a boom mike. "

The only way he could find out if they were having an affair would be to hire a private eye.

For employers it means worrying not just about their own reputations but about the reputation of every person they hire.

As soon as you hire your first employee, your overheads increase as you'll have to start paying him a salary.

It may be a cake walk to hire one in no time, but, definitely not when you have to make sure the genuineness of the company which is a must.

House is to hire their own, and not thought to be self-reliant, but simply want to leave the family to give the track of life.

Yes it would have been logical if there was a tendency of companies to hire only male employees.

If his wife's making so much money, they should hire a nanny .

Small businesses may at last be ready to hire some of them.

"My small business guys are still going to hire immigrants, " he said. "All your amendment does is make them pay more for their help. "

Takumi Shibata, Nomura chief operating officer, yesterday said in Tokyo that the bank would hire an additional 300 US staff by March.

Why shouldn't Dad hire Cousin Jed instead of stranger The stranger may have better qualification, but blood is thicker than water, you know.

Mr Ponemon says he is flattered by the attention but did not hire Burson and is concerned about the "optics" thee e- mail created .

Rich Chinese men tend to value family background: some even hire feng shui masters to see if a woman has a lucky face.

These committees must now hire compensation consultants, and many are insisting that they do no other work for the company.

The agreement also calls for MySpace to hire an independent examiner for two years to monitor how the site handles consumer complaints.

The rich and powerful can often hire "good" lawyers to get them acquitted of crime or injustice, or at least sentences reduced.

It is all one to me if a man comes from Sing Sing Prison or Harvard. We hire a man , not his history.

If he had the money Reeves would hire help to finish the cleaning and possibly convert the 14 acres of land into an RV park.

The U. S. Patent Office is expected to open more offices and hire as many as 2, 000 new patent examiners in the next year.

What did you think of Jim Barnes? If we hire him, he should be able to streamline our marketing department.

It is possible to hire bicycles in the numerous parks of Torino and its surroundings.

My question is, why don? ? t you hire more people if all your employees are having such a heavy workload?

Spain, he said, needs to allow companies to hire and dismiss workers much more easily.

Intel for a few crucial point in hire new plant locally employee, in sending them toward Asian other plant, undertake grooming.

My diary seems to imply that managers should hire professionals who are by nature somewhat neurotic and depressive.

Its independent charter, a first for a Vietnamese university, allows it to hire professors and design its own courses.

Big companies can hire lawyers to help their PACs find their way through the maze, but the little guys get lost.

answer : yes , should deal with like this kind of circumstance hire formalities.

Mr Cope says: "You can hire experts from [big companies like] ConAgra, but very few of these people can survive in a start-up environment. "

As such, all Starwood hotels are to beginning efforts to hire at least one person on staff who speaks a Chinese language.

Potential employers can check out my score and determine whether or not I'm smart enough to hire.

Perhaps the best examples of this are the many frequent flyer or user schemes used by airlines, train companies, car hire companies etc.

But, given soaring wage inflation in private firms, which are also struggling to hire the talent they need, it would not fix the problem.

"They don't have the confidence to hire lots of new people but they are willing to invest in men and women they have, " he said.

The Gates Rubber Company, with its headquarter in Denver, Colorado, USA , now seek to hire positions in its Shanghai office.

They may also be used for cash advances and instead of a deposit on car hire.

The Bush administration had taken preliminary steps to launch the office, such as acquiring office space and beginning to hire staff.

After you have decided to hire a lawyer, you have to communicate with him.

The surest way to turn your company into the political equivalent of the US Senate is to hire people with the wrong kind of ambition.

Legal requirements to hire a certain number of locals have left the state firms of several Persian Gulf emirates hopelessly over-staffed.

Many job seekers think employers, as a general rule, try to hire them for substantially less than they're worth.

Does this sound like the kind of person you want to hire?

Now that the economy is worsen the company I work for has put a hire freeze on all departments.

This must be taken into account in fixing the price. For if I sell the boy I must undoubtedly either buy or hire another to do his work.

A current proposal in Washington is to give companies a subsidy if they hire workers who have been unemployed for longer than a few months .

Indeed, at the time, I was advised to hire a good lawyer and duke it out.

One of the most important responsibilities of a board is to hire, motivate, evaluate and, when necessary, replace the chief executive.

And it was the White House that got OFHEO the funds to hire Deloitte & Touche to investigate Fannie.

He had the hire of a car for a week.

My offer is to pay $40 per site. And if you provide what I need I will be happy to hire you for plenty of additional Google Sniper sites.

How the hell do they expect you to get three years experience in the first place, if they won't hire you unless you've already got it?

One of the best tricks I learned during our startup was a rule for deciding who to hire.

Should inform the new hire workers, because misuse machine or work safety can be dangerous move up and down.

I understand that you think we should hire him, but I'm afraid I don't share that opinion.

Whether you hire a company to do this for you or get your friends and family to help you out.

i dont think its an army actually, but there are army people think we dont hire anybody, we dont hire anybody, you know.

Your goal is to please those that actually speak up, spread the word, buy new things or hire the talented.

The company, however, declined to disclose the investment figure for the new facility and the number of people it planned to hire.

So you hire a baby-sitter, someone you think you can trust.

the grant the foundation gave last year was to help the company hire a new marketing director and a contract publicist.

Mommy Bear: OK. I'll hire you to be my baby sitter. Come to my home tomorrow morning!

The company has strong technical strength and marketing networks, Taiwan's food industry to hire experts as consultants.

I could hire prostitutes, advertise in the personals, or sign up for a dating service.

Swamped. But you don't have the budget to hire another employee, and your personal life is just as frenetic as your professional life.

The company said it expects to hire an additional 20 employees to add to its growing presence in the area.

The company wanted to hire 1, 000 people a year in the US but faced a scarcity of talent.

"No, a rat, " says Giff. "Finally she had to hire a Puerto Rican fellow to drill a hole in her wall. Maybe you should do that. "

Mr. Gou is trying to build industrial centers that hire more local labor.

They use unfair practice to not hire enough workers and to force their workers to work long hours while scamming them out of the overtime.

It's just a formality but for hire - purchase , we usually require references .