Sentence examples for designated workforce from inspiring English sources

Current NHS England and Royal College of Radiologist (RCR) reports estimate the year on year increase of examinations to be 10%, with the designated workforce of radiologists disproportionate to the increase in demand of imaging reporting.

Mr. Arker gave no specifics on the number of housing units that would be designated as so-called workforce housing.

In all, DHS has designated about 85percentt of its workforce, or around 200,000 people, as 'exempt' from furlough because they are involved in protecting human life and property or are funded by other sources, such as customs fees.

But if your engaged and productive workforce asks to veer from the designated path, don't just wave the handbook as the de facto reason for a "no".

RM is a safety systems approach that, if adopted, should be initiated and designated a top priority by department administration and labor, and driven by an engaged workforce for effective solutions to be realized.

And the table suggests that under the "proposed distribution" of ratings, around 20% of the workforce should be given a lower mark of four or five – which is designated for those who have shown "inconsistent performance" and "unacceptable performance", respectively.

It is estimated this executive order applies to 24,000 companies that are designated as federal contractors and whose 28 million workers make up about a fifth of the American workforce.

Both are designated landmarks.

It even designated ghosts.

Some were designated saints.

We will consider restrictions on foreign STEM students from designated countries to ensure that intellectual property is not transferred to our competitors, while acknowledging the importance of recruiting the most advanced technical workforce to the United States.