Sentence examples for committed to staff from inspiring English sources

During her 50 year career in nursing she was committed to staff education and quality improvement.

His business is committed to staff development, including two hours of training per week for each employee.

It also fits in with a sector that, despite the challenges presented by the size of organisations, is committed to staff development.

But Lewand said that nearly half those comps, or a bit over 1,000 a game, are committed to staff and players.

Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III, the vice chief of staff of the Army, said in a statement that the Army was "committed to staffing" the centers, saying they will allow "a patient-centered approach to the many possible stressors affecting soldiers' lives".

The committee called on HMRC to have "a clear understanding of customer behaviour to estimate how demand will change" before it commits to staff cuts.

The council did not commit to staffing the new ambulances next year, which Cummings said will cost $9 million.

One possible reason may be that nursing homes are more committed to their staff's health, especially when staff members are not numerous.

Hampton said the board was committed to paying staff in a "commercially viable" manner and needed to pay "competitive rates to staff".

But Public and Commercial Services union general secretary Mark Serwotka said: "It is impossible to see how this will be in any way feasible without a massive increase in staffing and resources overseas but this comes at a time when the Home Office is committed to cutting staff across the board, not increasing them".

Shane Harrison, proprietor of new restaurant Shane's on Chatsworth, is committed to hiring staff locally and keeping money in the area.