Sentence examples for adequately staff from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vacar said that he was not confident that the federal agency would adequately staff the new building because of the employment ceiling.

Now picture the same events in a different hospital, one that doesn't adequately staff, and this time the patient is you.

Last year, an audit by the special inspector general for Iraq reconstruction and the State Department's inspector general found that the State Department had overpaid Blackwater $55 million because the company had failed to adequately staff its teams assigned to protect American diplomats in Iraq.

In a statement, Cargill said: "In the Fort Morgan plant, a reflection area for use by all employees to pray was established in April 2009, and is available during work shifts based on our ability to adequately staff a given work area".

It is also not completely clear that China’s banks are capable of being players in foreign markets, if only because they lack the manpower to adequately staff international branches and assess credit risk.

A rural area's remoteness, Porter added, "brings up further challenges with people willing to work there, and move to the area to adequately staff it".

The idea is that fulfilling the education-related Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) requires not just getting all children into school, but making sure to provide schools that are safe and protective, adequately staffed with trained teachers, equipped with adequate resources and graced with the appropriate conditions for learning and completing quality education.

"Customs is great, and they're adequately staffed" he said.

"They are not adequately staffed to do this".

Ms. Briggs said that agencies like hers were adequately staffed.

The fact-finding committee recommended the establishment of "a separate, adequately funded, adequately staffed Department of Social Services".