Sentence examples for commit staff from inspiring English sources

Many smaller firms do not have the necessary resources to commit staff to obtuse procurement procedures, which can run for months on end.

UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 12 - Secretary General Kofi Annan's reluctance to commit staff members to Iraq in large numbers and a series of comments he has made about the war have strained relations with the Bush administration and left many Americans bewildered, according to both supporters and critics of the United Nations.

For now, it runs on a mixture of shoestrings and mountains of goodwill from passionately committed staff.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn sent "solidarity and thanks" to all striking unievrsity staff in a youTube video; Conservative MP praised "committed" staff who had crossed the picket line.

Both Lambeth and Southwark councils refer families at risk or facing complex challenges to our highly experienced and committed staff for one-to-one support.

This center has six diagnostic x-ray rooms, two 3T MRI scanners, a multidetector CT scanner, two radiography and fluoroscopy rooms, and an ultrasound room, all immersed in a beautifully appointed facility staffed with highly talented and committed staff.

Government investment needs to work harder so that more of the money that goes into childcare gets to nurseries to pay for well qualified, caring and committed staff.

The force was also found to have highly committed staff who manage child abuse investigations, while inquiries into cases involving the immediate safety of children were carried out quickly.

Committed staff in two other talukas were unable to actualise their intentions to improve organisational performance.

With many pressing tasks, committed staff often shoulder large workloads and find it difficult to scale back or end an activity.

Some buy-out firms were left with slimmed-down teams in the aftermath of the crisis, meaning they are hesitant to commit scarce staff to take on a complex corporate spin-off.