Sentence examples for allowing staff from inspiring English sources

Administrators at some of the other rural schools have shunned the idea of allowing staff members to carry guns.

They know that allowing staff to feel comfortable about who they are makes them more productive," he says.

The Guardian is highly unusual in allowing staff to hold any sort of vote on their next boss.

Some reports suggest that Google is allowing staff to run Windows on their laptops, but removing it from desktop machines.

Rather than allowing staff to carry this hoard off to their offices on Capitol Hill, the CIA set up a secure computer network somewhere in northern Virginia.

That was when firms started allowing staff to bring their own smartphones and tablets to work, and to connect them to the company's computer network.

The report also calls for compulsory time off for domestic workers and a system allowing staff to lodge complaints with the labour ministry.

The Coal Authority has developed an interactive map viewer, allowing staff to handle more complex issues as users are able to identify coal mining features themselves.

For businesses which cannot afford on-site creches, could allowing staff to bring their children into the office alongside other colleagues be the answer?

This can range from allowing staff to work different hours from the norm, to supporting them to work from home some or all of the time.

The BBC had aimed to create an integrated digital production and archiving system allowing staff to handle all aspects of video and audio content from their desks.