Sentence examples for could staff from inspiring English sources
Freed from the obligations of retail politics, he could staff his government with top talent rather than people holding political chits.
"Numbers-wise, we could staff the mines with South Africans," says Mr Rowett, "but quality-wise, it would be hard".Farmers, too, employ a lot of foreigners.
"We could staff up and make 1,000 pies, but I'm not unhappy that we don't," said Ms. Heston, Wickham's owner.
"We wondered if enough people would stay so that we could staff our plant with the kind of people we wanted," says Alan Klapmeier, cofounder and chief.
It is understood those talks are about how Dublin could staff Belfast in the short term, in order to keep the surgery continuing.
And, if we add the victims of witchhunts in other evangelical traditions, we could staff a major research university.
What more could faculty, staff, students, alumni, friends, and supporters of a university hope to achieve with an athletic program?
The facility intervention could improve staff morale, motivation and empowerment and reduce staff attrition.
Similar wizardry could tell staff which fruit and vegetables need replenishment.
In the past, museums would shut a room if they could not staff it, he recalled.
