be employed

It may be tempting to dismiss the possibility that a rarely enforced 18th-century law that specifically provides that it can only be used when there is “a declared war between the United States and any foreign nation or government” could be employed to deploy the military on U.S. soil to seize, detain, and deport immigrants.

Cosentino and industry groups have also stressed that no matter the material, safe methods need to be employed.

Algorithms can be employed to sniff out desperation for income based on the extremes people are willing to take on the job, such as high trip acceptance rates among Uber drivers.

Coach Danny Proffitt, who was among two suspended following the Titans investigation and continues to be employed at the college, had undergone a "very considerable change" thanks to a mentor and Mr Worrow's support.

Currently building inspectors who sign off work as safe can be employed by councils or work as private “approved inspectors” who can compete for work.