Sentence examples for archiving staff from inspiring English sources

The panel and its research and archiving staff have certainly done an impressive job of organising, cataloguing, presenting, contextualising and summarising a huge amount of paperwork.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/10/334/prepub The authors acknowledge the support and assistance from the following persons; Eric Ohuma, for statistical assistance, Kilifi District Hospital paediatric High dependency unit staff, data archiving staff (Josephine and Ramos) and data management staff.

Archive staff will attempt to respond to all enquiries whether by post, email or telephone.

Mr. Giovannoni said that he worked with the archive staff there to make high-resolution, preservation-grade digital scans of these recordings.

Students at Warwick University, who have already seen 100 staff call for the academic authorities to withdraw their pension fund from all fossil fuel companies, said they were taking the issue up with the local BP archive staff.

As each page comes out of its old case, the Archives staff will remove tiny surface plugs from an edge to study the parchment, said Kitty Nicholson, one of the conservators.

The archive staff is still fleshing out information on the New York Symphony concerts, which began in 1878, Ms. Haws said, and adding data on the Philharmonic's concerts at City College's Lewisohn Stadium, its summer home from 1918 to 1962.

On the same afternoon the archives staff was examining papers including those of the director and producer Harold Prince and of the gay rights advocate Barbara Gittings, and of the archives of the United States Sanitary Commission, a Civil War-era agency that coordinated the efforts of female volunteers.

The archive staff now operates from an office park in West Lafayette, Ind., where two machines that can turn 16 hours of tapes into digital files each hour have been working around the clock to move C-Span's programs online.

Archives staff members recommended that the commissioners not approve the plan, citing concerns about the lack of a fire suppression system in the Alamo as well as Mr. Patterson's desire to transport the document during the day with as much fanfare and news coverage as possible.

In response, Weinstein said that the Archives staff has met with the CIA and discussed concerns related to the Joannides files that remain at the agency.