Sentence examples for Staff guard from inspiring English sources

The military has been faulted for adopting too passive an approach, failing to staff guard posts, taking hours to respond or sometimes even running away in the face of the attacks, as citizens have reported to the Nigerian news media in recent weeks.

It is recommended that clinicians and other fertility clinic staff guard against making assumptions about such preferences and any thoughts and feelings about the donor or donor information on the basis of marital status.

As Hudson and Culley (2014) have advised practitioners working with minority ethnic communities seeking fertility treatment, it is recommended that fertility clinic staff guard against making assumptions about single recipients' thoughts and feelings about genetic connections, as well as their ideas about what constitutes genetic information, and what does not.

Think ahead of love making to imagine which environmental factors might bother your lover, such as staff, guard dogs, timed gates, lawn sprinklers, shrubbery lighting, etc.

At night, thousands of rats would invade the laboratories; the staff guarded the seed collections with metal rods.

G4S already have a large presence in PNG, I saw local staff guarding many buildings and energy installations last year, and Port Moresby has allowed the company to manage the soon-to-launch Exxon-Mobil LNG plant.

And so earlier this year, after a decade of delay, study and debate, British lawmakers approved one of the most ambitious restoration projects of the modern age, a $5 billion scheme that would see the entire Parliament — the lawmakers, clerks, staff, guards, journalists, bartenders, everybody — decamp to nearby buildings for six years while a massive refurbishment is undertaken.

The sit-in is part of a long campaign to get the university to stop what the students feel is the relentless exploitation of Harvard's lowest-paid workers -- the janitors, kitchen staff, guards and others who are there every day to keep the students, faculty and administrators clean, comfortable and safe.

Foreign nationals, staff, guards, and visitors eat communally, with the main meal served at noon.

Tassi wonders how expensive it would be to not only staff guards or police at public schools but also at all the country's universities.

But there were strike threats and angry protest meetings in a bar across the street where Aaron Latham and Bill Flanagan, the tallest writers on the staff, guarded doors and kept out nosy reporters and Murdochian "spies".