用to employ造句子，“to employ”造句

The police had to employ force to enter the building.

They aptly learn how to employ brutal tactics.

In a sudden employ of war, a government is sometimes obliged to employ armed ships in its navy.

The Administration will be introducing improvements in 2002 to encourage kindergartens to employ more QKTs.

(medicine) any indication or symptom that makes it inadvisable to employ a particular procedure or treatment.

No one wants to employ somebody who bad-mouths their former employer.

According to the law, your employer has the right to employ a casual worker to replace you.

It is advisible to employ a strain gage of one form or another to measure the surface strains directly.

They'd like to employ a girl who has a gift or gab to head the P. R. department

M: Well, we've settled the problems of price, quality and quantity. What mode of payment do you wish to employ?

The Italian intends to employ a midfield diamond - a system that failed under Jose Mourinho - which will liberate Frank Lampard.

(a) When forwarding a complaint to the Respondent, it shall be the Provider's responsibility to employ reasonably available means calculated to achieve actual notice to Respondent.

Hitachi expects the manufacturing center to employ nearly 7,000 people in its first phase to meet the growing demand for hard disk drives.

The problem is that there aren't many truly competent people, we do not try hard enough to identify them, and when we do, we hesitate to employ them.

The prosecutor pointed out that roosters' eggs were very valuable for mixing magic potions, and that Satan was known to employ witches for brooding these eggs.

Action to investigate the basis of the information, the so-called "AIDS Society" is overloaded truck drivers to spend money to employ large, the tools used to avoid punishment.

His usual method of reasoning is constantly to establish right by fact.1 It would be possible to employ a more logical method, but none could be more favourable to tyrants.

Theoretically, the basic concept of trust system is identical with that of pension fund, and therefore there is solid theoretical basis for us to employ the trust system to make pension arrangement.

Because you have already been screened and this is a sign that the interviewer sees your potential and would rather prefer to employ you for the job than to reject you.

Steve McClaren is expected to employ Steven Gerrard wide on the right at Old Trafford- just as he did for the4-0 friendly win against Greece- with Owen Hargreaves partnering Lampard in the middle and Stewart Downing playing out left.

I resolv'd not to taste any of this crop but to preserve it all for seed against the next season, and in the mean time to employ all my study and hours of working to accomplish this great work of providing my self with corn and bread.

The system of centralized placement of college graduates is now giving way to the new two-way selection system (in which institutions, enterprises and the like can choose university graduates they like to employ and the latter can choose their jobs likewise).

Agreed to employ the job applicant.

Nothing remained but to employ the intermediate hours in search.

He is a racist who refuses to employ blacks.

We should know not only how to employ tactics but how to vary them.

I'll engage for John's behaviour should you decide to employ him.

There are two ways to employ the strategy of regional coordinating development: incline to region and incline to industry.

He had to let go the two other workers he used to employ and now works only with his brother.

Only with very high-flux reactors is it usually possible to employ diffractometers of high angular resolution.

It is the main access to the guarantee of experimental teaching quality to open the laboratory, to establish original experiments and to employ various academic attainments' assessment.

It is now not uncommon for the large house to employ advertising agencies to prepare the copy and the general details of the campaign for any important book.

A truth a day: Japan was the only Axis power to employ biological and chemical weapons in combat during World War II.

Companies tend to employ temporary executives to cope with a crisis: the chief executive mucks things up or decamps to a rival, or the chief financial officer turns out to be innumerate.

To encourage kindergartens to employ more QKTs sooner than required in progressing towards the 60 per cent target, an enhanced rate of subsidy is provided to kindergartens employing a higher percentage of QKTs than the stipulated requirement.

If you set a password but don′t select Lock project for viewing, the code can be viewed and edited by anyone, but the Project Properties dialog box continues to employ its security features.

For another, technical transformation of an enterprise reduces the size of the work force needed, and this creates the difficult problem of how best to employ the extra workers.

to employ ... exchange rate

We do not employ many women and would like to employ more.

I found two ways to employ the grilles and tables to encode and decode plaintext.

This additional energy will allow our Mothership to employ her final ability.

A more elegant and ultimately more flexible solution is to employ static crosscutting to add the behavior to desired objects.

All kindergartens are now required to employ at least 60 per cent professionally trained Qualified Kindergarten Teachers (QKTs).

The Greek tailor who occasionally altered my clothes was willing to employ Hanna; his sister who ran the tailoring business with him, wanted to return to Greece.

If you think some of them are talented, even if they have certain weaknesses, you should not hesitate to employ them.

If it were essential on the stage to love as people really love, to employ that irreplaceable voice of the heart, to look as people contemplate in life, our speech would be in code.

And since all cloud systems perform under the same general concepts, this technique should be useful to you regardless of which cloud platform (or platforms) you choose to employ.

The important thing for a man to employ troops is to worship etiquette and pay great tribute. Ritual worship leads to wise men, while wealth leads to righteous men despising death. Therefore, if Luxian does not love money and appreciate merits beyond the time limit, he will work hard and the enemy will cut them down.

The more recollected a man is, and the more simple of heart he becomes, the easier he understands sublime things, for he receives the light of knowledge from above.

Hearing that you plan to employ a personnel Director, I wish to apply for the position.

To be an expert in judging people's worth and to know how to employ them to the Best of advantage

A government wants to employ a government service bus that publishes services provided by some governmental agencies.

It is more difficult to write simply, directly, and effectively than to employ flowery but vague expressions that only obscure one's meaning.

Jobs decided to employ alternative methods to treat his pancreatic cancer, hoping to avoid the operation through a special diet - a course of action that hasn't been disclosed until now.

We have always advocated the policy of "luring the enemy in deep", precisely because it is the most effective military policy for a weak army strategically on the defensive to employ against a strong army.

She agreed to employ me for a trial period.

I am willing to employ your friend if you will avouch his integrity.

To get the best end-to-end throughput, you have to employ various tools to measure performance, identify bottlenecks, and eliminate them or minimize their impact.

Indeed, it would not be necessary to employ such a machine— the threat of its use would exercise a powerful deterrent force.

Personas and other models make sense out of otherwise overwhelming and confusing user data. Now that you are empowered with sophisticated models as design tools, the next chapter will show you how to employ these tools to translate user goals and needs into workable design solutions.

The two sides agreed to employ" combined transportation" to ship the goods.

To be sure, automated factories aren't going to employ nearly as many people as traditional assembly line operations, but they will bring jobs back to the West.

In addition, the reason why he was hired is a special case, which is not only to employ an artist himself, but more importantly, his great name in that year.

It is easy to understand these tactics, but not at all easy to employ and vary them flexibly.

Since effect of the charge only lasted for a few seconds, Duchenne became the first clinician ever to employ the exceedingly new-fangled technology of photography to document experimental results.

Jobs that require employees to be present in person and work with others are unlikely to employ migrant workers.

Mostly it will not be necessary to employ economists.

The chairman of the board pressed on me the unpleasant job of dismissing good workers the firm can no longer afford to employ.

to engage; to invite; to employ