Sentence examples for completely staff from inspiring English sources

The National Wildlife Refuge Association, the Coalition to Protect America's National Parks and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Retirees Association on Wednesday called on President Donald Trump to either completely staff public lands or keep all national parks and wildlife refuges closed during the shutdown to protect them.

Its name was changed to the Land of the Vistula, and its government was reorganized into a combined civil and military administration headed by a Russian governor general and completely staffed by Russian bureaucrats.

The station broadcasts 24 hours per day and is completely staffed by volunteers who produce features, interviews and music shows.

Southern owns and operates FM radio station WSMC which is almost completely staffed by students and the only classical music station in the Chattanooga area.

The Barcelona Checkpoint in Spain that is completely staffed by peers as ANRS COM'TEST drawn the same conclusions.

After all staffs were completely trained, the MDT will provide educational activities as live demonstration of optimal diets, medication, and exercise for CKD patients during each hospital visit in addition to standard treatments.

In February, a report issued by the Congressional Hispanic Staff Association (CHSA) discovered that among Congressional staff on Capitol Hill, "Latinos are almost completely left out of key staff positions and are drastically underrepresented at all staff levels".

The goal of creating a team approach, in which all staff were knowledgeable about tobacco cessation policies and procedures and responsibility for tobacco treatment would be spread across multiple staff, was not completely realized.

In his first interview, he said the hospital would never recover completely, and staff and families felt a strong sense of betrayal.

Unfortunately for people who want to enjoy the novelty of completely robotic staff, human staffers will also be present in order to check customers' IDs before they sign a phone contract.

The decision came after months of discussion, completely useless staff reports and amazing dad jokes like Councillor Tim Outhit's one-liner, "If we don't do this, won't we all falafel?" Shit got heated at Tuesday's Halifax Regional Council meeting, where local officials debated the merits of giving the saucy meat-and-tomatoes sandwich official status.