Sentence examples similar to adopt staff from inspiring English sources

Current Japanese psychiatric care systems have been slow to adopt staff-oriented programmes on suicide and post-suicide care, partly due to persistent resistance and a distorted view of suicide on the part of psychiatric health care providers [ 8].

Nursing managers, leaders, planners and policy makers are cautioned against adopting staff layoffs as a strategy to balance their budgets.

In theory, small ICUs could adopt new staffing models and hire more nurses.

This would allow staff sufficient time to incorporate findings into process redesign, and for these changes to be adopted by staff.

A "zero-tolerance policy" will be adopted against staff who damage the bank's reputation and a new code of conduct drawn up, which all staff will need to adhere to.

Barclays said a "zero-tolerance policy" would be adopted against staff who damage the bank's reputation and a new code of conduct drawn up, which all staff will need to adhere to.

An analysis by House staff of the allocation for the Justice Department in the Senate proposal predicted substantial layoffs if it were to be adopted, including staff reductions of almost 500 agents for the Drug Enforcement Administration, hundreds of deputy United States marshals and thousands of federal prison workers.

The concept was universally adopted with staff notation, but not until the late 18th century was the modern system of keys and associated fixed key signatures fully developed.

"That said, it was clear that the prison was led by a focused and committed governor and management team, aided by a much better approach now being adopted by staff.

Standing beside him was Boy Naaijkens, a Dutch health food store owner who adopted Army Staff Sgt. Max Chotin's grave in 2006 and has been placing flowers there ever since.

Whether he feels he can succeed by adopting the staff that's already there or whether he feels he has to make changes, that's entirely up to him.