Sentence examples for expected of staff from inspiring English sources

Trust as an expectation about the future behaviour of a person [ 46], may be expected of staff as professionals about whom there is a level of expectation.

In the process, a clear concept of a Runshaw culture emerged, defining what was expected of staff and students.

But Lennon was later sent a letter by the then prison governor, Nigel Foote, informing her she was to be disciplined for "failing to meet the standards of behaviour expected of staff".

A manager at the store acknowledged lowering the applicant's score after observing that her clothing style was out of step with the "look" that was then expected of staff.

But the actions currently expected of school staff risk alienating Muslim children unless they are balanced by a broader vision, he says.

Often there are additional needs for social care and support but caring for someone who is wheelchair-bound, doubly incontinent and suffering from dementia is beyond what can be reasonably expected of prison staff.

He should get in sync with Obama and then articulate exactly what is now expected of the staff in terms of behaviors, relationships, attitudes, values and work environment.

Study in the first ward will be expected of the staff; work and results will be demanded in the second.

As an institution that emphasises 'health research for health', a major challenge is the onerous service delivery expected of clinical staff that affects the time they have to carry out research.

Although many within the university had expected dismissals of staff members, there have been none.

That's part of what I expect of my staff, and of myself".