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Meanings of employ over in English

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Usage of employ over in English
1
I employ over eighty people in Ireland,both North and South.
The Irish Times
2
They currently employ over 500 people, and have very ambitious plans for their future growth.
The Irish Times
3
I've had three in my employ over the years, and not one has disappointed me.
Her mother's hope
4
Deep-sea and coast fishing for cod, herring and mackerel employ over 1000 of the inhabitants.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, "Bulgaria" to "Calgary" ...
5
There are not more than six plants in the city which employ over 75 wage earners.
Wage Earning and Education
6
We employ over 290 graduates every year, providing them with visibility and exposure to the best opportunities.
The Irish Times
7
He himself had been in Mr. Knopf's employ over fifteen years, and was his only indoor servant.
The Old Man in the Corner
8
It continues to employ over 60 people in the business, which it has said it intends to develop.
The Irish Times
9
Irish companies employ over 55,000 people in the US, a Government minister revealed today.
The Irish Times
10
In Europe, they employ over 90 million people but their small size makes them vulnerable to cash flow crises.
Reuters
11
The association represents 1 410 off-consumption liquor stores that employ over 14 000 people.
The South African
12
They insist on living wages and employ over 1,500 highly skilled fair wage artisans.
Wired
13
The BBC's Dave Lee went to visit Creative Assembly in West Sussex, a team who employ over 300 developers.
BBC
14
U.S. Catholic institutions like colleges and hospitals are estimated to employ over 630,000 people.
Reuters
15
Suntech said the plant would employ over 75 full-time employees at launch and the number may double within the year.
Reuters
16
In particularly we need to employ over 90 staff to maintain the service for the next six months or so.
Radio NZ
This collocation consists of:
Employ over across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common