Sentence examples for concern of staff from inspiring English sources

A key concern of staff was that policymakers and those implementing cancer initiatives did not fully understand how risk was managed within primary care.

The nature of general practice is that we're dealing every day with uncertainty… (Interview 6, Participant 3) A key concern of staff was that policymakers and those implementing cancer initiatives did not fully understand how risk was managed within primary care.

- Avoiding the development of excessive secrecy around HIV management that can be created in an attempt to maintain confidentiality - Reducing the early high death rate of patients on ART that occurs when the most immunosupressed patients are targeted - Overcoming the concern of staff over the risk versus benefits of introducing HIV counseling and testing in conflict settings.

Yearsley said he would "work harder" to address the concerns of staff and pupils.

Boards of directors therefore need to build an open culture where the concerns of staff are freely discussed.

He said the draft assessment noted concerns of staff and other stakeholders but the conditions imposed on the project were the strictest ever done by the agency and it was unlikely the project would have been approved without them.

He also cites the recent injury of a woman at Clapham South station as evidence that TfL and politicians are dismissing the safety concerns of staff, about both driverless trains and overcrowded platforms.

The MPs praised the National Compliance Enforcement Service for having "continued to improve collection rates despite cuts to staff and resources" and urged ministers "to listen to the concerns of staff working within the NCES to make certain that this vital part of the justice service is not put in the hands of a private company who will put profit before justice".

"By talking frankly about my own life as a gay man and listening to the concerns of staff, students, parents and governors, I hope the visits may make a difference and also give confidence to gay students about their lives in the future".

Some of these works were paid for despite senior housing executive managers being aware of the concerns of staff on the ground.

"It is hugely disappointing that this coalition government is ignoring the views of 40,000 members of the public, the business community, MPs from every party and of course the concerns of staff.