Definition of recruitment in English:

recruitment

noun rɪˈkruːtm(ə)ntrəˈkrutmənt

1mass noun The action of enlisting new people in the armed forces.
methods of military recruitment
the recruitment figures for individual battalions
Example sentencesExamples
- The ministry also demanded that he change the script, alleging that it would discourage recruitment to the armed forces.
- The army has launched its latest recruitment drive in Wiltshire.
- He was attracted by recruitment material portraying the military in glowing terms.
- Even though military units require no upkeep, a high level of recruitment or conscription will severely weaken the economic front.
- Over 100 people took part in a demonstration outside a US military recruitment office in Pittsburgh last Saturday.
- Another is the United Nations convention on the rights of the child, which restricts recruitment of children into the armed forces.
- The bursary scheme is expected to boost recruitment of engineers and scientists into the Armed Forces.
- They joined, just like Gordon, during the army recruitment drive.
- There are matters relating to the level of recruitment for the armed forces at the moment, both in terms of the regular forces and the territorial forces.
- At this cinema, the managers have not seen fit to remove the military recruitment ads from the previews.
- This has created a crisis in the armed forces with high desertion rates, poor morale and a sharp drop in military recruitment.
- Its chief proponent has been Charles Moskos, an expert on military recruitment and retention.
- He cited low unemployment and increasing job availability as other reasons why Armed Forces recruitment figures were declining.
- Facing lagging recruitment figures, military recruiters are under increasing pressure to produce.
- It is at this point that even those governments who have shunned it in peacetime resort to the third method of recruitment, conscription.
- All branches of the military have exceeded their recruitment goals for the last three years.
- Military recruitment officers in Texas, Georgia and Tennessee reported unprecedented increases in applications.
- The school bans recruitment because of the military's antigay policy.
- If military recruitment is down now, wait till the kids read this book.
- He said Defence also facilitated and worked to support the direct recruitment of Air Force personnel by Air Services Australia.
1. 1.1 The action of finding new people to join an organization or support a cause.
  this was a deterrent to the recruitment of nurses
  Example sentencesExamples
  That is why the recruitment industry has grown enormously over the past 10 years.
  Organizations engaged in recruitment should, as a result, collect data about the applicant pool.
  To do this the trade union movement must develop a youthful edge that is about much more than recruitment figures.
  A recruitment drive is to be launched to find a team of dedicated volunteers to man the front desk at Kingston police station.
  Responses did not differ according to type of treatment, method of recruitment, or characteristics of respondents outlined in the table.
  A recruitment drive has been launched to find more people to become volunteers in the borough.
  The bulk of that figure was generated by way of public sector recruitment while part-time work also added to the higher jobs figure, it said.
  The museum has launched its first recruitment poster campaign to recruit younger helpers during National Volunteer Week.
  They use ostensibly charitable organizations for funding and recruitment.
  The Department of Health in England has been explicit in its support for international recruitment.
  When a union prioritises recruitment and organisation people join.
  Ministers hope to reduce the figure through recruitment and retention initiatives designed to make Scottish jobs as attractive as possible.
  The most effective recruitment drives are founded on issues, not just organizations.
  And faced with a shortage of human collateral what method of recruitment would you expect a major IT company to employ?
  Methods of recruitment and results for this survey have been reported in detail elsewhere.
  These programmes include awareness campaigns to support recruitment of potential participants into clinical trials.
  But if published recruitment figures are to be believed, the party is no decaying monolith.
  America wants to recruit 1m nurses by 2010 and has launched a recruitment drive in Britain.
  Meanwhile, job agencies are organising a major nurses' recruitment fair later this month.
  To sustain agriculture at its current status, recruitment of outstanding individuals must be enhanced.
  This method of recruitment may explain why a substantial number of eligible subjects refused.
2Ecology
The increase in a natural population as progeny grow and new members arrive.
the black-tailed deer is notoriously capable of population recruitment after numbers are depleted
Example sentencesExamples
- The four remaining plots were left as controls to record natural recruitment.
- These patterns may have implications for population survival and recruitment in forests.
- The effect of both is to minimize the effects of temporally variable recruitment on total population size.
- Our findings suggest that cowbirds are relatively long lived and that recruitment into the breeding population is low.
- All nestlings were banded, which enabled a study of recruitment to the breeding population.
3Physiology
The incorporation of cells from elsewhere in the body into a tissue or region.
inflammatory cell recruitment
Example sentencesExamples
- Chemokines are important regulators of cell recruitment to the allergic airway.
- Several of these cytokines are involved in monocyte production and recruitment.
- The endothelium is the primary portal for inflammatory cell recruitment.
- The side effect is inflammation and recruitment of these specific inflammatory and immune cells that are characteristic of the disease.
- The end result would be the recruitment of antigen-specific T cells to the lung.
Synonyms
induction, introduction, admission, admittance, installation, incorporation, ordination, investiture, investment, enlistment, enrolment

Definition of recruitment in US English:

recruitment

nounrəˈkrutməntrəˈkro͞otmənt

1The action of enlisting new people in the armed forces.
Example sentencesExamples
- He was attracted by recruitment material portraying the military in glowing terms.
- Another is the United Nations convention on the rights of the child, which restricts recruitment of children into the armed forces.
- It is at this point that even those governments who have shunned it in peacetime resort to the third method of recruitment, conscription.
- He said Defence also facilitated and worked to support the direct recruitment of Air Force personnel by Air Services Australia.
- Its chief proponent has been Charles Moskos, an expert on military recruitment and retention.
- There are matters relating to the level of recruitment for the armed forces at the moment, both in terms of the regular forces and the territorial forces.
- Even though military units require no upkeep, a high level of recruitment or conscription will severely weaken the economic front.
- At this cinema, the managers have not seen fit to remove the military recruitment ads from the previews.
- All branches of the military have exceeded their recruitment goals for the last three years.
- The bursary scheme is expected to boost recruitment of engineers and scientists into the Armed Forces.
- Facing lagging recruitment figures, military recruiters are under increasing pressure to produce.
- Over 100 people took part in a demonstration outside a US military recruitment office in Pittsburgh last Saturday.
- He cited low unemployment and increasing job availability as other reasons why Armed Forces recruitment figures were declining.
- They joined, just like Gordon, during the army recruitment drive.
- The school bans recruitment because of the military's antigay policy.
- The ministry also demanded that he change the script, alleging that it would discourage recruitment to the armed forces.
- The army has launched its latest recruitment drive in Wiltshire.
- If military recruitment is down now, wait till the kids read this book.
- Military recruitment officers in Texas, Georgia and Tennessee reported unprecedented increases in applications.
- This has created a crisis in the armed forces with high desertion rates, poor morale and a sharp drop in military recruitment.
1. 1.1 The action of finding new people to join an organization or support a cause.
  the recruitment of nurses
  Example sentencesExamples
  Ministers hope to reduce the figure through recruitment and retention initiatives designed to make Scottish jobs as attractive as possible.
  The most effective recruitment drives are founded on issues, not just organizations.
  And faced with a shortage of human collateral what method of recruitment would you expect a major IT company to employ?
  To sustain agriculture at its current status, recruitment of outstanding individuals must be enhanced.
  The bulk of that figure was generated by way of public sector recruitment while part-time work also added to the higher jobs figure, it said.
  To do this the trade union movement must develop a youthful edge that is about much more than recruitment figures.
  But if published recruitment figures are to be believed, the party is no decaying monolith.
  This method of recruitment may explain why a substantial number of eligible subjects refused.
  Meanwhile, job agencies are organising a major nurses' recruitment fair later this month.
  Organizations engaged in recruitment should, as a result, collect data about the applicant pool.
  When a union prioritises recruitment and organisation people join.
  A recruitment drive is to be launched to find a team of dedicated volunteers to man the front desk at Kingston police station.
  Methods of recruitment and results for this survey have been reported in detail elsewhere.
  They use ostensibly charitable organizations for funding and recruitment.
  The Department of Health in England has been explicit in its support for international recruitment.
  That is why the recruitment industry has grown enormously over the past 10 years.
  These programmes include awareness campaigns to support recruitment of potential participants into clinical trials.
  Responses did not differ according to type of treatment, method of recruitment, or characteristics of respondents outlined in the table.
  America wants to recruit 1m nurses by 2010 and has launched a recruitment drive in Britain.
  The museum has launched its first recruitment poster campaign to recruit younger helpers during National Volunteer Week.
  A recruitment drive has been launched to find more people to become volunteers in the borough.
2. 1.2Ecology The increase in a natural population as progeny grow and immigrants arrive.
  Example sentencesExamples
  All nestlings were banded, which enabled a study of recruitment to the breeding population.
  The four remaining plots were left as controls to record natural recruitment.
  These patterns may have implications for population survival and recruitment in forests.
  Our findings suggest that cowbirds are relatively long lived and that recruitment into the breeding population is low.
  The effect of both is to minimize the effects of temporally variable recruitment on total population size.
3. 1.3Physiology The incorporation into a tissue or region of cells from elsewhere in the body.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The side effect is inflammation and recruitment of these specific inflammatory and immune cells that are characteristic of the disease.
  Several of these cytokines are involved in monocyte production and recruitment.
  The end result would be the recruitment of antigen-specific T cells to the lung.
  Chemokines are important regulators of cell recruitment to the allergic airway.
  The endothelium is the primary portal for inflammatory cell recruitment.
  Synonyms
  induction, introduction, admission, admittance, installation, incorporation, ordination, investiture, investment, enlistment, enrolment

单词	recruitment
释义	Definition of recruitment in English: recruitment noun rɪˈkruːtm(ə)ntrəˈkrutmənt 1mass noun The action of enlisting new people in the armed forces. methods of military recruitment the recruitment figures for individual battalions Example sentencesExamples The ministry also demanded that he change the script, alleging that it would discourage recruitment to the armed forces. The army has launched its latest recruitment drive in Wiltshire. He was attracted by recruitment material portraying the military in glowing terms. Even though military units require no upkeep, a high level of recruitment or conscription will severely weaken the economic front. Over 100 people took part in a demonstration outside a US military recruitment office in Pittsburgh last Saturday. Another is the United Nations convention on the rights of the child, which restricts recruitment of children into the armed forces. The bursary scheme is expected to boost recruitment of engineers and scientists into the Armed Forces. They joined, just like Gordon, during the army recruitment drive. There are matters relating to the level of recruitment for the armed forces at the moment, both in terms of the regular forces and the territorial forces. At this cinema, the managers have not seen fit to remove the military recruitment ads from the previews. This has created a crisis in the armed forces with high desertion rates, poor morale and a sharp drop in military recruitment. Its chief proponent has been Charles Moskos, an expert on military recruitment and retention. He cited low unemployment and increasing job availability as other reasons why Armed Forces recruitment figures were declining. Facing lagging recruitment figures, military recruiters are under increasing pressure to produce. It is at this point that even those governments who have shunned it in peacetime resort to the third method of recruitment, conscription. All branches of the military have exceeded their recruitment goals for the last three years. Military recruitment officers in Texas, Georgia and Tennessee reported unprecedented increases in applications. The school bans recruitment because of the military's antigay policy. If military recruitment is down now, wait till the kids read this book. He said Defence also facilitated and worked to support the direct recruitment of Air Force personnel by Air Services Australia. 1.1 The action of finding new people to join an organization or support a cause. this was a deterrent to the recruitment of nurses Example sentencesExamples That is why the recruitment industry has grown enormously over the past 10 years. Organizations engaged in recruitment should, as a result, collect data about the applicant pool. To do this the trade union movement must develop a youthful edge that is about much more than recruitment figures. A recruitment drive is to be launched to find a team of dedicated volunteers to man the front desk at Kingston police station. Responses did not differ according to type of treatment, method of recruitment, or characteristics of respondents outlined in the table. A recruitment drive has been launched to find more people to become volunteers in the borough. The bulk of that figure was generated by way of public sector recruitment while part-time work also added to the higher jobs figure, it said. The museum has launched its first recruitment poster campaign to recruit younger helpers during National Volunteer Week. They use ostensibly charitable organizations for funding and recruitment. The Department of Health in England has been explicit in its support for international recruitment. When a union prioritises recruitment and organisation people join. Ministers hope to reduce the figure through recruitment and retention initiatives designed to make Scottish jobs as attractive as possible. The most effective recruitment drives are founded on issues, not just organizations. And faced with a shortage of human collateral what method of recruitment would you expect a major IT company to employ? Methods of recruitment and results for this survey have been reported in detail elsewhere. These programmes include awareness campaigns to support recruitment of potential participants into clinical trials. But if published recruitment figures are to be believed, the party is no decaying monolith. America wants to recruit 1m nurses by 2010 and has launched a recruitment drive in Britain. Meanwhile, job agencies are organising a major nurses' recruitment fair later this month. To sustain agriculture at its current status, recruitment of outstanding individuals must be enhanced. This method of recruitment may explain why a substantial number of eligible subjects refused. 2Ecology The increase in a natural population as progeny grow and new members arrive. the black-tailed deer is notoriously capable of population recruitment after numbers are depleted Example sentencesExamples The four remaining plots were left as controls to record natural recruitment. These patterns may have implications for population survival and recruitment in forests. The effect of both is to minimize the effects of temporally variable recruitment on total population size. Our findings suggest that cowbirds are relatively long lived and that recruitment into the breeding population is low. All nestlings were banded, which enabled a study of recruitment to the breeding population. 3Physiology The incorporation of cells from elsewhere in the body into a tissue or region. inflammatory cell recruitment Example sentencesExamples Chemokines are important regulators of cell recruitment to the allergic airway. Several of these cytokines are involved in monocyte production and recruitment. The endothelium is the primary portal for inflammatory cell recruitment. The side effect is inflammation and recruitment of these specific inflammatory and immune cells that are characteristic of the disease. The end result would be the recruitment of antigen-specific T cells to the lung. Synonyms induction, introduction, admission, admittance, installation, incorporation, ordination, investiture, investment, enlistment, enrolment Definition of recruitment in US English: recruitment nounrəˈkrutməntrəˈkro͞otmənt 1The action of enlisting new people in the armed forces. Example sentencesExamples He was attracted by recruitment material portraying the military in glowing terms. Another is the United Nations convention on the rights of the child, which restricts recruitment of children into the armed forces. It is at this point that even those governments who have shunned it in peacetime resort to the third method of recruitment, conscription. He said Defence also facilitated and worked to support the direct recruitment of Air Force personnel by Air Services Australia. Its chief proponent has been Charles Moskos, an expert on military recruitment and retention. There are matters relating to the level of recruitment for the armed forces at the moment, both in terms of the regular forces and the territorial forces. Even though military units require no upkeep, a high level of recruitment or conscription will severely weaken the economic front. At this cinema, the managers have not seen fit to remove the military recruitment ads from the previews. All branches of the military have exceeded their recruitment goals for the last three years. The bursary scheme is expected to boost recruitment of engineers and scientists into the Armed Forces. Facing lagging recruitment figures, military recruiters are under increasing pressure to produce. Over 100 people took part in a demonstration outside a US military recruitment office in Pittsburgh last Saturday. He cited low unemployment and increasing job availability as other reasons why Armed Forces recruitment figures were declining. They joined, just like Gordon, during the army recruitment drive. The school bans recruitment because of the military's antigay policy. The ministry also demanded that he change the script, alleging that it would discourage recruitment to the armed forces. The army has launched its latest recruitment drive in Wiltshire. If military recruitment is down now, wait till the kids read this book. Military recruitment officers in Texas, Georgia and Tennessee reported unprecedented increases in applications. This has created a crisis in the armed forces with high desertion rates, poor morale and a sharp drop in military recruitment. 1.1 The action of finding new people to join an organization or support a cause. the recruitment of nurses Example sentencesExamples Ministers hope to reduce the figure through recruitment and retention initiatives designed to make Scottish jobs as attractive as possible. The most effective recruitment drives are founded on issues, not just organizations. And faced with a shortage of human collateral what method of recruitment would you expect a major IT company to employ? To sustain agriculture at its current status, recruitment of outstanding individuals must be enhanced. The bulk of that figure was generated by way of public sector recruitment while part-time work also added to the higher jobs figure, it said. To do this the trade union movement must develop a youthful edge that is about much more than recruitment figures. But if published recruitment figures are to be believed, the party is no decaying monolith. This method of recruitment may explain why a substantial number of eligible subjects refused. Meanwhile, job agencies are organising a major nurses' recruitment fair later this month. Organizations engaged in recruitment should, as a result, collect data about the applicant pool. When a union prioritises recruitment and organisation people join. A recruitment drive is to be launched to find a team of dedicated volunteers to man the front desk at Kingston police station. Methods of recruitment and results for this survey have been reported in detail elsewhere. They use ostensibly charitable organizations for funding and recruitment. The Department of Health in England has been explicit in its support for international recruitment. That is why the recruitment industry has grown enormously over the past 10 years. These programmes include awareness campaigns to support recruitment of potential participants into clinical trials. Responses did not differ according to type of treatment, method of recruitment, or characteristics of respondents outlined in the table. America wants to recruit 1m nurses by 2010 and has launched a recruitment drive in Britain. The museum has launched its first recruitment poster campaign to recruit younger helpers during National Volunteer Week. A recruitment drive has been launched to find more people to become volunteers in the borough. 1.2Ecology The increase in a natural population as progeny grow and immigrants arrive. Example sentencesExamples All nestlings were banded, which enabled a study of recruitment to the breeding population. The four remaining plots were left as controls to record natural recruitment. These patterns may have implications for population survival and recruitment in forests. Our findings suggest that cowbirds are relatively long lived and that recruitment into the breeding population is low. The effect of both is to minimize the effects of temporally variable recruitment on total population size. 1.3Physiology The incorporation into a tissue or region of cells from elsewhere in the body. Example sentencesExamples The side effect is inflammation and recruitment of these specific inflammatory and immune cells that are characteristic of the disease. Several of these cytokines are involved in monocyte production and recruitment. The end result would be the recruitment of antigen-specific T cells to the lung. Chemokines are important regulators of cell recruitment to the allergic airway. The endothelium is the primary portal for inflammatory cell recruitment. Synonyms induction, introduction, admission, admittance, installation, incorporation, ordination, investiture, investment, enlistment, enrolment
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