recruitment brochure

"No, they don't put that in the recruitment brochures," Leonard said.

Around 60 per cent accused companies of issuing 'untruthful' recruitment brochures.

At times Mr. Lockhart's enthusiasm cloys, and his text adopts the tone of a recruitment brochure.

In early 1944, a recruitment brochure was drafted and distributed within the network of CPS work camps throughout the United States.

He also coordinates the publications of chapter material such as recruitment brochures, philanthropy programs, and quarterly news to The Magazine of Sigma Chi.

Other sources of information include the written company review and accounts, which is usually published annually as part of the statement to the shareholders or governors, and recruitment brochures.

Still, V.M.I., like its counterpart in Charleston, is hanging on to some aspects of what the Citadel calls in its recruitment brochure "a unique educational environment."

The hit program, which focused on a remarkably good-looking, diverse group of lawyers who led exciting lives in and out of the courtroom, was broadcast from 1986 to 1994, and increased interest in law schools in ways that recruitment brochures probably did not.

Since the 1970's, the 100-man army has had trouble filling the lower ranks with unmarried Swiss practicing Catholics who demonstrate, as the recruitment brochure puts it, "irreproachable character" and are willing to observe the strict discipline of both the army and the Church.

The requirements for a Swiss Guard are relatively simple and few: Recruitment brochures require candidates to be single Swiss males, practicing Catholics, over 18 and under 30 and more than 5 feet 8 inches tall and to have completed their Swiss military service.

Participants are recruited from the general prison population, and while inmates of any faith may apply, they are told in a recruitment brochure, "This program confronts prisoners with the choice of embracing new life in Christ and personal transformation, or remaining in the stranglehold of crime and despair."

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, Sir Patrick Mayhew QC, embarked on a campaign yesterday to rid the government legal service of its dull image with the launch of a recruitment brochure and training scheme aimed at attracting the best graduates.