Sentence examples for establishment staff from inspiring English sources

Obama's cautious, bipartisan approach and his Beltway establishment staff and cabinet picks are designed to blunt the standard Republican rap that Democrats, especially one they branded a liberal Democrat, and a black one to boot, inherently pander to special interests, i.e. minorities; are pro expansive government; and anti-business and military spending.

Dr. Butt was personally selected by Daniel K. Ludwig to guide the scientific establishment, staffing and programs of the Institute.

But those seeking slower, more high-end dining options will end up at establishments staffed by human employees.

Rundell threw in hints on cleaning wallpaper (rub with stale bread: works, too), but did not waste dreams on establishments staffed complete to under-stableboys.

Organisers of one-off festive events for older people were wising up to the good sense of hosting throughout the year, said Anthony Thomas, founder of Antic pubs, which runs senior Christmas dinners in all its London establishments, staffed by volunteers.

Nothing that would happen over the next few hours would arouse the suspicions or notice of the establishment's staff or guests until 2 57 a.m.

"We do have guys in the field with great ideas who are not supported by the establishment," the staff member said.

This establishment encouraged staff members to cosset guests in every conceivable way, even if that left Mr. Tomsky, chin in hand, pretending to be amused by a description of exactly the same street performer another guest told him about on the previous evening.

Because it is a federal establishment, the staff distribution is representative of Nigeria's ethnic and cultural diversity.

This is relatively easy to address through good management practices and the establishment of staff forums at the PHC level.

His "empire" was a metropole's formal control of domestic and external affairs in a territory not deemed sovereign by "major actors in the interstate system" (20), and this dominance included establishment and staffing of colonial administrations.