They are formal programs employers have instituted to encourage employees to
refer candidates for jobs at the company.
Many employers have employee referral programs that provide bonuses for
referring candidates for employment.
Paragraph 3 When writing a specific letter
referring a candidate for a particular job opening, the reference letter should include information about how the person's skills match the position they are applying for.
Over the weekend the recruiter also receives an email from the CIO,
referring a candidate for the opening.
Not exact matches
(And, this, despite Trump's plainly - stated contempt
for the press, with the
candidate regularly blacklisting major publications, denying them entry to his campaign events, while
referring to journalists as «dishonest» and «scum.»)
The Center's researchers note that this period is often
referred to as «the invisible primary» because it is when
candidates lay the groundwork
for their campaign, and that early positive media exposure can play a significant role.
But Podesta and his
candidate want to force a religious order of Catholic women to cooperate in the provision of contraceptives and abortifacients; they want to compel small businesses to cater to same - sex marriage ceremonies; and they want physicians to
refer troubled patients
for «transgender» treatment — all against the Catholic understanding of the right to act on one's conscience (in these cases, one's rightly formed conscience).
«Presidential
candidate Donald Trump came in at # 82, while «running
for president» came in at # 84,
referring to the withdrawal of
candidates Chris Christie and Carly Fiorina from the race after disappointing results in New Hampshire,» wrote Smith.»
In a June statement on her web site decrying what she
referred to as an «Islamic training center,» Lou Ann Zelenik, a Republican
candidate for U.S. Congress in Tennessee and a Tea Party favorite, argued that the center «is not part of a religious movement; it is a political movement.»
In my review I was not
referring so much to his concession (quoted by Mr. Ghelardi) that if God does not exist then natural selection is our best available
candidate for how complex forms came to be» although that quote certainly is as good an indication as any of my contention that the design argument will only end up becoming a breeding ground
for atheism, a fetid terrarium
for a whole new brood of Richard Dawkinses (not a pleasant thought, that).
From the results of my own study, I believe there are only two likely
candidates for places where the word «save»
refers to receiving eternal life: Acts 16:30 - 31 and Ephesians 2:8 - 9.
Candidate Trump admits never asking
for forgiveness, doesn't repent when he goes astray, and
refers to communion bread as «my little cracker» as Rachel Zoll of the Associated Press points out.
On Friday at a senatorial campaign rally
for failed -
candidate Luther Strange, Trump
referred to mostly black protesters in the NBA and NFL as sons of bitches.
He further explained that, Dr. Srofenyoh, the acting Medical Director of the Ridge Hospital, whose name was abbreviated on the posters as «SROF» and
referred to as the ideal man
for the job, was part of the shortlisted
candidates who went through the interview.
When the Commons dissolves
for an election, MPs can no longer
refer to themselves as such, using the phrase «prospective parliamentary
candidates» instead.
The 86 - year - old Emmy award - winning actor and former president of the Screen Actors Guild was
referring, of course, to the three presidential
candidates — the Reform Party's Rocky De La Fuente, Gloria La Riva of the Party
for Socialism and Liberation, and the Constitution Party's Darrell Castle — who participated in the lively two - hour forum at the University of Colorado's Macky Auditorium.
It
refers to the electorate's frustration with the dominance of traditional tribal politics — therefore voting
for an alternative
candidate.
At the time, Perry posed with Astorino, then a
candidate for governor in New York, after Perry's 2016 Republican presidential rival Chris Christie
referred to the GOP
candidate's bid against Cuomo as a lost cause.
Democrats
for Education Reform —
referred to as DFER (dee - fer)-- is active nationally, promoting the candidacy of pro-charter
candidates for state legislatures and
for national office.
The proposal also calls
for the average rate charged
for the ad be disclosed, as well as the name of the
candidate for which the advertisement
refers to as well as the elected office being discussed.
Out NY Assembloywoman Deborah Glick and out NY state Senator Brad Hoylman have released a joint statement blasting mayorla
candidate Anthony Weiner
for his response to a voter who
referred to Christine Quinn as a «dyke».
Her nomination was presented to Parliament and was subsequently
referred to the Appointments Committee that has the mandate to vet the
candidate to establish her suitability
for the anti-graft job.
But Greene insisted he has a «zero tolerance policy»
for drugs on the boat, and Tyson said he never did anything while aboard the 145 - foot luxury yacht that the
candidate refers to as a second home.
Jacobs was
referring to statements Mangelli made when he ran
for U.S. Senate in 2012 as a Common Sense Party
candidate that now sound much like Donald Trump's positions.
«Nineteen days left,» Democratic City Council
candidate Frank Gulluscio told a supporter who greeted him as he entered Sapienza Bagels and Deli in Howard Beach last Thursday
for a buttered sesame bagel and coffee,
referring to the scant time remaining before the Nov. 3 general election.
Vallone, however, called himself the «only
candidate with any business experience,»
referring to his family's long - operating Queens law firm, and said he would fight
for the interests of the neighborhood's small business owners.
On Tuesday, former Mayor Ed Koch offered an endorsement
for Katz, whom he
referred to in a statement as «the one
candidate in the race that raises the level of conversation about balancing economic development with the community in Queens.»
«Arkansas state Sen. Kim Hendren, who is currently the only announced Republican
candidate for U.S. Senator against Democratic incumbent Blanche Lincoln in 2010, has apologized
for referring to Sen. Chuck Schumer (D - NY) as «that Jew,» at a county Republican meeting last week.
«I
refer to them as my future bosses, and I ask them if they would like me to take on the corrupt Albany party boss»
candidate, whoever they may be, and whether they want me to fight
for the hard working families of Western New York, and address the corruption that goes on in Albany,» Stocker said.
The phrase «pay to play»
refers to the practice of making contributions to political
candidates in the hopes — or with the understanding — that when elected, they will hire your firm
for a government contract or otherwise treat you well.
Note that selecting a presidential elector is listed separately, so «electing any
candidate for office of President»
refers to the actual election of the President, that is, the vote of the Electoral College.
The Queens Republican Committee erroneously
referred to businessman Harry Wilson as a
candidate for governor, but he acknowledges he's still exploring a bid next year.
In normal times, a
candidate for governor of New York who fathered a love child with an employee, admitted to forwarding bestiality porn and racist chain e-mails, compared health - care reform to 9/11, and
referred to the state's longtime Assembly speaker as «Hitler» and the «Antichrist» might not have a shot as a mainstream nominee.
He
referred to Dem Steve Kagen, a wealthy doctor without a voting record like the Assembly speaker, as «a good
candidate»
for the seat...
Without waiting
for the aspiring
candidates to exhaust their constitutional rights to challenge her arbitrary decisions and determinations, she arrogantly proceeded to
refer the aspiring
candidates to the police
for investigation
for the commission of various offences alleged by her in her statement of reasons
for disqualifying them.
The tweet
referred to an ongoing party procedure that decides whether the sitting Mayor of Tower Hamlets, John Biggs, has to win a vote among members of his local party before becoming the Labour
candidate for the 2018 - 22 term.
WASHINGTON, DC — In remarks made at a post-election event
for members, Republican Liberty Caucus National Chairman Dave Nalle observed that «If you nominate a
candidate who has a position to please every constituency you run the risk that voters will decide that this is the same thing as having a position to alienate every constituency and respond by not turning out to vote,»
referring to the drop in Republican voter turnout since 2008.
«Where a general election has been held and there is a false start,
for example, a
candidate who ought to have been part of the election was unlawfully excluded or there was no level playing ground
for all the
candidates and that election is subsequently either cancelled by the regulating authority like INEC or nullified by an order of a court or tribunal and a re-run or re-start is ordered, it is my humble (view) that the re-run or re-start
refers to that general election council (sic) or nullified, and not a bye - election.
«First of all, we got these polls, 24 percent
for an unnamed Working Families
candidate, I'm a working teamster with a name — those voters think I'm the
candidate they're looking
for,» Mr. Hawkins said on Capital Tonight,
referring to polls that showed a Working Families Party - backed
candidate could cut into Mr. Cuomo's margin of victory.
U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara and Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. are investigating the mayor's fundraising
for State Senate
candidates — a case
referred to them by the Cuomo - run State Board of Elections, which has led Mr. de Blasio to insist politics are at play in that case, as well.
He described the period around the 2000 elections as being active
for Greens in the state and
referred to Green Party
candidate Howie Hawkins» promising showing in the 2014 gubernatorial election as proof of renewed interest in the party.
We know how important you think you are, but even Katie Couric would be smarter than to
refer to a
candidate for major public office by their first name.
Please
refer to our
Candidates Page
for information on the local Democratic
Candidates running!
Mr. Eaton was
referring to a state law that requires the approval of three out of five New York City party chairs
for a
candidate to run on a party line different than their own.
When he has mentioned the
candidate, he has praised his passion, but called his policies too drastic
for voters to swallow — and even
referred to him as a soon - to - be «perennial
candidate» in one of the three televised debates.
«The vast majority of voters understand there are different
candidates running
for different offices, and there probably will be a lot of ticket splitting this year,» he said,
referring to those who vote
for a presidential
candidate from one party and down - ballot
candidates from another.
The Thursday release from Faso's campaign
referred to Teachout, who teaches at Fordham Law School, as «Vermont - native - turned - New York City - professor - turned Hudson - Valley - weekender - turned - NY -19-congressional-
candidate» and claims she has «dived headfirst into the transactional worlds of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and presumptive Democratic Party presidential
candidate Hillary Clinton in order to enlist their financial and material support in her run
for Congress.»
Morgan repeatedly
referred to Williams as a
candidate whose campaign strategy is to have «fancy cocktail parties» rather than go door - knocking and meet the voters, which Morgan said he does regularly (including
for four hours this morning).
«It beats one's imagination if Senator Borofice could be
referring to the governor as a controversial
candidate after one year in office and still claims to have worked tirelessly and voted
for him
Earlier Monday, Onondaga County Comptroller Robert Antonacci praised DeFrancisco in a news release and
referred to him as «a potential 2018
candidate for New York governor.»