Sentence examples for direction staff from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON ― Glenn Beck's website The Blaze is coming apart, suffering from a lack of editorial direction, staff attrition and internal discord, according to sources inside the news outlet.
Under his direction, staff photojournalists are dispatched throughout the world, covering wars and social issues, and have produced courageous and striking work on noteworthy projects and daily coverage. .
Thanks to direction staff in Research Center's and very special thanks to the participants.
The diabetic podiatry service in Wirral lay at the intersection of diabetes care and podiatry – and so was shaped by considerations of budget, policy direction, staffing and management structures relating to each.
If Mr. Bush were planning on changing direction in some way, staff changes might be useful.
CNN's Jeff Zucker, taking the reins from longtime boss Jim Walton in January of the same year, went the opposite direction, adding staff like former Travel Channel chef Anthony Bourdain in a bid to compete with the Discovery Channel, among others.
"You just look at the last time we got promoted [to the Premier League], everyone was pulling in the same direction: players, staff, manager at the time with the owner at the time.
MentorDoctor: Suffering From a Lack of Direction ScienceCareers Staff, 24 February 2006 The MentorDoctor team helps a Ph.D. student who feels his adviser isn't helping to keep his project on track.
The school board's direction to staff in 2011 was to conduct the annual surveys built upon the LCUSD's core values to further the district's communication and transparency to its stakeholders.
While these are steps in the right direction, substantial staff support and a dedicated budget are needed to demonstrate meaningful commitment from DHHS and assure needed progress.
Since the curriculum in Amsterdam involves more guidance and direction from staff, it might have resulted in more corresponding profiles of teachers, i.e. more 'Organizers' and 'Intermediates' than 'Conceptual Change Agents'.
