Sentence examples for access for staff from inspiring English sources

"Most of this enforcement related to the provision of safe means of access for staff and contractors involved in the monitoring and maintenance of the cooling towers and evaporative condensers, rather than being related directly to legionella management.

The allocation sequence was generated by an independent statistician using randomly varying block lengths and is held on the electronic data management system with no access for staff involved in study recruitment.

Some other themes that came out of the discussion were: a focus on long-term engagement rather than one-off events; equality or access training for staff members; partnership development; building relationships with local community groups to reach new audiences; and communicating regularly with your audience.

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon should insist on immediate access for U.N. staff to no-fire zones in order to assess the needs of the population.

He said: "Because we have agreed to establish new schemes on a career-average basis, I can tell the house that we have agreed to retain the fair deal provision and extend access for transferring staff.

Mansour said that a CPJ delegation was recently permitted to meet with government officials and at least obtain "something of a promise" of a further invitation and of access for its staff to some of the jailed journalists.

To gain access for UN staff, permission had to be obtained from all parties involved.

The randomisation lists were kept in a locked room, with no access for recruitment staff.

Critical in the plan is access for international staff to the Mogadishu area, where the two cases of polio in 2002 have been found.

These collaborations not only provide ready access to students looking to participate in research and public health practice projects but also provide easier access for hiring staff for specific short-term projects, making special risk factor studies easier to conduct.

"The UN reiterates its appeal for an end to acts of violence against humanitarian workers and again calls for safe access for our staff in order to support Somalis who are already living under extremely difficult circumstances", said Ms. Sulieman.