Sentence examples for arrangements staff from inspiring English sources

Another type of kickback involved hotel arrangements: staff booking rooms for a workshop may collude with the hotel to inflate prices and share the illicit gains.

Most striking, a new construct specific to the 6th year group emerged: arrogance – i.e. showing off, indifference, excessive self-esteem, and criticism of hospital arrangements, staff, or tutors, which deserves further study.

Interestingly, meta-affect was twice as large for the applicants as it was for the students (10.7%>4.5%%), The qualitative analysis elicited a new construct specific to the 6th year students' group: arrogance, showing off, indifference, excessive self-esteem, and criticism of hospital arrangements, staff, or tutors.

In addition, senators agreed to preserve existing committee arrangements on staff and office space.

Reeday, a healthy 76-year-old, has been advised on how to write a will and make funeral arrangements by staff at the care home, and has talked openly with carers about her fears about her death.

The Football Association chairman, Greg Clarke, has promised to learn the lessons of Sam Allardyce's 67 days in charge of England and is likely to introduce "a lot more scrutiny" of commercial arrangements for staff.

Summary: [one or two sentences that summarize why you qualify for the job, like "Administrative professional with 5 years of experience managing the calendar, group meetings and conferences, travel arrangements, and staff communications for the VP of Whatever" assuming that you actually have that experience and are applying for a job which requires it.].

The relatively high occupational exposures in interventional radiology require the use of robust monitoring arrangements for staff.

However, where there has been private investment in equipment or infrastructure, then the facility can set its own prices (and profit-sharing arrangements with staff).

Ranked second was poor organizational arrangements of staff, for example not having joint management plans such as between medical and maternity services (19 cases, 35%).

All subjects were Medicare enrollees in a defined area of New England: those enrolled in two divisions of a managed care plan with different physician payment arrangements: a staff model, and a group model; and the Medicare FFS population.