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- We're pushed for talents. 我們很難覓到人才。
- I can't see anyone else today. I am pushed for time as it is. 我今天任何人都不能見(jiàn)了，我沒(méi)有時(shí)間了。
- I'm afraid we're a bit pushed for space in this office. 這個(gè)辦公室的空間對我們來(lái)說(shuō)恐怕不夠大。
- We were pushed for time and had to quit some place to visit. 由于時(shí)間緊迫, 我們只好放棄一些地方不去參觀(guān)了。
- Interfirm competition for talents II. 企業(yè)間人才爭奪2。
- Do you mind if we get on quickly because I'm a bit pushed for time today. 我加快些速度你不介意吧，因為我今天的時(shí)間安排很緊。
- Clearly the woman has a nose for talent. 很明顯，這個(gè)女人很能發(fā)現人才。
- The organization is hard pushed for money. 該組織經(jīng)費困難。
- Our company's rather pushed for money just now. 現在我們公司的資金相當緊張。
- It also pushed for use in unapproved amounts. 用量也沒(méi)有得到政府批準。
- How Will the State Owned Enterprises Strive for Talents? 國企如何應對人才爭奪戰?
- It also pushed for use in unapproved disamounts. 用量也未通過(guò)政府的審批。
- For this purpose Sasol (China) is looking for talents of positions. 為此，在全國范圍內誠聘所述有志之士。
- They are pushing for electoral reform. 他們迫切要求改革選舉制度。
- Workers start to push for a higher salary. 工人們開(kāi)始極力要求漲工資。
- That, in turn, can make a difference in the scramble for talent. 反過(guò)來(lái)，這在爭奪人才時(shí)也至關(guān)重要。
- The push for reform started in 1989. 推行改革的努力始于1989年。
- Scrambing for talent among developed countries are very intense. 發(fā)達國家之間的人才爭奪戰也十分激烈。
- Leaders begin to push for them more. 領(lǐng)導者開(kāi)始更加爭取這些變革方式。
- Obama launches push for health care reform. 奧巴馬要推進(jìn)醫療體系改革。
