Sentence examples for assigned to staff from inspiring English sources

This remit had previously been assigned to staff in the council's referral and assessment social care team but it had become apparent that they were failing to prioritise such cases against a rising workload of high level abuse cases.

The women will serve in specialties they already have been trained in — administration, logistics, communications, supply or motor transport, but not intelligence — and will be assigned to staff billets as they come open.

Sharing the buying of such services can not only generate economies of scale, it can also open up the possibility of greater integration between the organisations' services – the PSN authorities now have a single telephone numbering system across all 14 bodies, with numbers assigned to staff rather than desks.

The first five i-MiEVs were delivered in December 2010 and were assigned to staff from the city of Boucherville.

Northcott was assigned to staff of the 6th Military District, the military district covering the state of Tasmania, where he was serving when the First World War broke out in August 1914.

The topics of Stories 1, 4, and 5 (i.e. recall of medicine, stem cells, and college shootings) appear to be of both general and recent interest, as well as easily understood in terms of national importance or implications (e.g. regarding safety, ethics, and politics); such topics seem to be commonly assigned to staff writers.

But increasingly, discharge responsibilities are being assigned to clerical staff members rather than nurses or social workers.

Each dog is assigned to a staff member for individual care, which can include agility classes, obedience training and pet tricks.

Armed with these new qualifications, Haig was assigned to a staff position at the Pentagon, where his father-in-law had become deputy to the assistant secretary for international affairs.

The following year he became a lieutenant colonel and was assigned to the staff of the First Division, the first American outfit to do any important fighting, as G-3, or operations officer.

He graduated first in his naval training class and, because of his background, was assigned to the staff of the Commander-in-Chief of the Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor.