Sentence examples for called on staff from inspiring English sources

He also called on staff to support Mohan at a time when the company was "facing our greatest challenge".

The BBC's director of audio and music, Tim Davie, said Douglas's departure would be a "sore loss" and called on staff to "remain focused on creating great programmes".

In an interview, however, Mr. Moreno insisted that he had only called on staff to respect the terms of editorial statutes agreed to in 1980, which limit the right to remove bylines.

He called on staff to make their concerns known about the way in which European governments have brushed off the groundswell of opposition from both developing and developed countries.

In December Broderick called on staff to defer bonuses until the bank had returned to profitability after it emerged that a group of staff were due to pick up €40m in bonuses.

It may make sense to call on staff to match the peaks and troughs of demand on hospitals with flexible, on-call contracts.

We're also calling on staff in the company to blow the whistle on Arctic drilling before it's too late.

Organisations, including professional bodies and the government, have been quick to call on staff within the NHS to blow the whistle on poor practice.

Yesterday, John Riley, who has become the unofficial spokesman for Concerned Friends of WBAI, complained that Ms. Leid betrayed the WBAI staff when she walked out of a meeting at which the staff "voted in favor of a resolution that called on the staff at WBAI not to accept a new general manager from Pacifica".

Earlier today Miliband called on BBC staff not to disrupt coverage of Cameron's conference speech.

The Labour party leader, Ed Miliband, today called on BBC staff not to black out David Cameron's party conference speech by going on strike next week.