Sentences with phrase «which job hopefuls»

Not exact matches

Let me ask you this then: Which GOP hopeful do you think will do the best job representing the wealthy citizens of our country?

It's the words of weary and broken Job, which anticipate a longing that is realized in 19:25's hopeful proclamation that «my redeemer liveth, and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth.»

The wide - ranging forum veered from each candidate's record on job creation to which Senate hopeful is more entrenched in his party's establishment.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said Sunday that GOP rival George Pataki did a «terrible» job as governor of New York — which elicited a response from the GOP hopeful.

Dissatisfied with a mere taste of the theatrical arts and eager to extend acting into a full - time passion, Eigenberg subsequently moved to New York and attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, working odd jobs on the side (construction et al.) to put himself through school.Scattered roles followed, including a guest appearance on The Cosby Show and a bit part in the awful 1989 generation - gap comedy Rude Awakening (co-starring Cheech Marin and Eric Roberts), but Sex and the City (which Eigenberg auditioned for out of innumerable hopefuls) represented the actor's first huge break.

The former «card for an exceptional economic contribution», which was clearly too selective (you would need to invest 10 million EUR or to create 50 jobs) was replaced in November 2016 by a hopeful and promising «talent passport» making it easier to reach these goals.

It is significant to notice that there is no such thing as a universally accepted layout or a design of doing even a professional resume and thus one can pour in his or her creativity in to the task although in certain traditional sectors or professions there is more or less a set of guidelines which are followed when it comes to the question to receiving the resumes from the job hopefuls.

The job hopeful must capitalize upon the use of keywords, which are not confined merely to verbs (also called «action words»).