Sentence examples for To on call from inspiring English sources

Reference librarians were moved to "on call" status, technical services staff were added to the schedule, and core competencies and procedures were refined.

Red to Blue California, a PAC seeking to unseat seven vulnerable GOP lawmakers, began running digital ads Monday casting the tax bill as "billionaire tax cuts" and urging voters to on call their members of Congress to oppose the plan.

The timing of such an assessment is critical; the immediate availability of training grades to on call rotas meant that it was not possible to assess every trainee as part of the induction process during the first 3 days.

Erin Hurley worked at Bath & Body Works and campaigned for an end to on-call shifts.

The Fellow has an office with a computer and access to on-call sleeping quarters if needed.

System-wide problems (problems simultaneously affecting several customers) are immediately dispatched to on-call repair technicians; individual user problems are handled remotely whenever possible.

After hours and holiday trouble calls are answered around the clock by university operators who refer system-wide problems to on-call repair technicians immediately.

Several companies -- including Villazzo, a new villa-rental company in Miami Beach; Time and Place, based in Washington; and Pure Kauai, a custom-vacation company based in Princeville, Hawaii -- offer private homes that come with everything from in-room dining to fully stocked minibars to on-call housekeepers, concierges and personal trainers.

He sees this dual phenomenon, of unfairness and the degradation of values, at work in many areas: from the market in sports memorabilia to carbon trading to on-call doctor services to Chinese population control policy to the growth of executive boxes at sports grounds – "skyboxification", as he calls it.

It's the change from full time on station to on-call.

While the recent focus has been on clothing retailers, attention is now shifting to fast-food workers, who are frequently subject to on-call shifts.