US /ɛmˈplɔɪ/
・UK /ɪmˈplɔɪ/
And it's really unfortunate that he paints such a dire negative picture of Black communities in our country, you know, the vibrancy of the Black church, the Black businesses that employ so many people, the opportunities that so many families are working to provide for their kids.
EMPLOY SO MANY PEOPLE.
the agents who employ the girls put pressure on or strongly persuade them to lose weight.
the agents who employ the girls put pressure on or strongly persuade them to lose weight.
last 3 percent of businesses happen to employ half -- half of all the people who work in
small business. Those are the businesses that employ one-quarter of all the workers in America.
The verb 'hire' has a completely different meaning; it's used to mean 'to employ somebody'.
They work very hard, and I would employ a Pole to do a job.
They work very hard, and I would employ a Pole to do a job.
It would be harder for us now to employ them on a daily basis.
It would be harder for us now to employ them on a daily basis.
Being Japanese, 'Yakiniku' restaurants employ a little engineering genius to provide smokeless table grills so that your clothes will thank you later.
Being Japanese, yakiniku restaurants employ a little engineering genius to provide smokeless table grills so that your clothes will thank you later.
This is opening up the essential pathways between all these connected stakeholders that allow ideas to spark through the system, employ successful interventions.
If you employ this hack correctly, when you slice the pizza, the pizza cutter doesn't have to cut through anything except the bread, sauce, and
quote "clean cut" when you slice. If you employ this hack correctly, when you slice the pizza,
Now, over the years, foreign automotives have adapted—Toyota makes trucks here, Honda makes its SUVs here, and Hyundai here—but the Chicken Tax presents further justification for domestic manufacturers to build SUVs, as their competition is hamstrung by the fact that they too have to employ American workers to build SUVs that effectively count as trucks in the US.
but the chicken tax presents further justification for domestic manufacturers to build SUVs as their competition is hamstrung by the fact that they too have to employ American workers to build SUVs that effectively count as trucks in the U.S.