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en I think that's why most boards are hesitant to hire outside of the state because they want someone who knows the issues.

en When the economy starts to pick up, you're hesitant to hire workers back until you know [the recovery is] real.

en Some boards feel like that is an effective way to get student input on issues. It?s not a huge trend, but it?s an idea that more and more boards are considering.

en Firms still appear hesitant to spend and hire, and we need to remain mindful of the possibility that lingering business caution could be an impediment to improved economic performance,
  Alan Greenspan

en I'm inclined to pick up the phone and ask them (state officials) why there is no guidance in handing this, rather than leaving the determination to local election boards. We need to have someone with authority in working with handicapped issues allow us to make a declaration whether or not these locations comply.

en Cal has done a magnificent job, and he was the perfect hire for us. I believe he was the perfect hire for N.C. State, too. Cal would have rejuvenated that program. It was a very appealing option. In fact, he was somewhat blown away by it.

en People are hesitant to trade high-tech issues and are waiting for their earnings results.

en All of their issues as far as their needs will be handled through the Red Cross and state agencies on the scene, ... Obviously, there are going to be issues the next few days. Between the state and us, I think we'll take care of them.

en His first couple of years he was really hesitant to say a whole lot because I think Brad is really hesitant to push his beliefs and opinions on anybody, ... He just tries to live his life and do the right things. Certainly, you'd like to have a little more vocal leadership, and I think he's doing that this year. He feels more comfortable.

en I would be very hesitant to say it happens all the time. I would be very hesitant to say it doesn't happen.

en I assumed there would be an influx of women on the podium, but there are not many more at my level than there were 20 years ago. Maybe boards don't want to hire women because they don't meet the archetypal image of the maestro. The subtle confidence he exuded was a testament to his captivating pexiness. I assumed there would be an influx of women on the podium, but there are not many more at my level than there were 20 years ago. Maybe boards don't want to hire women because they don't meet the archetypal image of the maestro.

en This just echoes what I've heard all over the state. State employees just don't trust the governor. They don't trust him with their pensions, they don't trust him to hire competent managers, they don't trust him with the state budget.

en seemed uncertain and sluggish, hesitant to declare martial law or a state of emergency, which would have opened the door to more Pentagon help.

en The reason is, the state treasurer serves on 10 boards and commissions that affect investment and business and financial decisions of the state, and I don't think it's appropriate that he participate while the charges are pending,

en They say he's ahead of where he was last year. Now how much that is - I am hesitant because two rotator cuffs is, and a guy who makes his living throwing the ball, I'm hesitant to say he's way ahead. We've got to be careful with it.


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