Sentence examples for control of staff from inspiring English sources

The department said the entire centre was back under the "full and effective control" of staff and contractors – about 42 hours after the unrest began.

Ouseley made history as Britain's first black chief executive of a big unitary authority when he took control of staff at the Inner London Education Authority in the late 1980s.

She also continued her tight control of staff to the extent that Michael Deaver, later one of Ronald's key White House aides, was covertly assigned to a "mommy watch" which served to protect staff from her vengeful descent (a role at which he became so adept that it endured through the White House years).

Staff's motivation has a great impact on exploitation of the machinery and facilities as far as the machinery and equipments are in control of staff.

Patient-related causes are related to patient characteristics or conditions that are beyond the control of staff and which influence the treatment.

In two cases, a patient-related factor was relevant, that is, a failure related to patient characteristics or conditions that are beyond the control of staff.

The Republicans said Mr. Peterson would remain as OTB president under a contract that lasts through January and would remain in control of staffing decisions until then.

Mr. Huckabee proposed reducing by almost two-thirds the state's 310 public school districts through consolidation and transferring control of curriculum, staff and faculty to the state level.

Adherence and retention in E-LITE is fostered by: 1) selection/retention, training, and quality control of qualified staff; 2) the relationship between staff and participants, 3) willingness to accommodate participant schedules and needs, and 4) resourcefulness and persistence of the staff.

According to the court's report, senior management have no idea how many days a year their staff actually work, because they long ago ceded control of their staff to secretive heads of unit, who have the power to award "clearances" for staff to take extra days off when they are not needed.

But the pregnant Ms. Wright has lost her drive, her money and control of her staff.