Sentence examples for deployment of staff from inspiring English sources

In areas like southern California, the deployment of staff and resources to deal with wildfire is going to become a permanent feature rather than a seasonal one".

An ambulance service covering part of south-east England has been issued with safety warnings over its operations, including NHS 111 calls, employment and deployment of staff, and management of medicines.

He said that the Carter Review, which identified savings hospitals could make by ending variation in procurement practice and deployment of staff, would be unlikely to produce all the savings required.

A draft prison reform bill to be introduced in next month's Queen's speech on 18 May will set out the legal framework for new prisons with strong governors and a degree of autonomy over budgets and the deployment of staff.

The consequences of these process upsets are financial losses due to the reduced biogas yield [13] as well as the increased deployment of staff and costs for anti-foaming agents [14].

The report, released following a Freedom of Information request, said that the protest by prisoners was unplanned and was due to a number of factors including a loss of control on the prison wings, staff worn down by chronic staffing shortages, high levels of sickness and poor deployment of staff by managers.

The sensitive nature of the information, including security clearances and the deployment locations of staff, would make it very attractive to "hostile entities", said Mr Vickery.

In high-income contexts, lack of adequate out-of-hours care (which includes not just staff numbers, but also the skill mix and deployment of those staff) has been shown to leave women and neonates vulnerable [ 39].

We have made some changes in response to feedback, including more road signs and the deployment of additional staff in the area.

Neil Blackshaw Little Easton, Essex We welcome the deployment of medical staff, public health specialists and even the military who are arriving to support their efforts (Report, 16 October).

Increased deployment of temporary staff, particularly in white-collar roles, has helped to change the nature of the workplace — and indeed of British society — since the 1960s.