Sentence examples for common staff from inspiring English sources

Mr. Benjamin said it would be interesting to see if the group endures and forms a joint lobbying office in Washington with a common staff, because natural tensions could divide the governors.

Although an 1882 pamphlet issued by the developers renounced "any socialistic union, even of the most plausible and conservative character," there was talk of buying coal and ice in bulk and retaining a common staff for cooking and laundry.

A senior member of the order made a submission to the inquiry acknowledging that an individual sister or common staff member, having worked long hours with children from troubled backgrounds, may have lost her temper and acted inappropriately.

Each of us arrived at our graduating high school for different reasons but have one thing in common: staff and school community members that believe in us and valued our worth to be able to sit here today.

While this guideline recognises that handover practices must be adapted to specific clinical environments, it recommends against handover being undertaken in a common staff area.

The original questionnaire was created to address the relationship between nurses and physicians only, but because LPNs are a common staff group in Sweden, the questionnaire was adapted for LPNs and thus to suite Swedish working conditions.

Spilt care and early education systems are identified as characteristic of ECEC in many countries although in some Denmark, Sweden, Finland ECEC programs for young children have become coherent systems with dependable funding, common staffing and administrative structure.

It employs Commons staff.

The majority of cases published today concern MPs who misused their parliamentary facilities to send political material out to their constituents, or asked Commons staff to take part in political activities.

Ms. Pay, the first woman to hold the job, sat stern-faced as Mr. Martin said he regretted that she had signed a police consent form for the raid on Mr. Green's Commons office without consulting the Clerk of the Commons, who oversees Commons staff for Mr. Martin.

The Commission has overall responsibility for Commons staff and says it takes its responsibility to look after them "very seriously".