Sentence examples for extending staff from inspiring English sources

Russia is attempting to stop the United Nations extending staff benefits to same-sex spouses.

Russia has failed on Tuesday in a bid to stop the United Nations extending staff benefits to all same-sex couples after a UN general assembly budget committee voted 80-43 againsthehe proposal.

In a recent brief titled "Instructions for Sequestration Reduction Planning Template," the NPS warns of dire consequences under the sequester, such as extending staff furloughs, eliminating all seasonal and temporary positions, implementing a hiring freeze, and suspending overtime and training.

Elsewhere, India has voted against a UN resolution to extend staff benefits to same-sex couples working for the organisation, The Indian Express reports.

Using a modified version of two subscales of the Employer Attitude Questionnaire, nurse managers expressed attitudes toward work performance, reported concerns or perceived abilities of staff nurses with disabilities to work in administrative positions, rated job performance, and described accommodations extended to staff nurses with a broad range of disabilities.

The unions had sought to extend Penguin staff's enhanced redundancy terms across both sides of the business, Weldon said: "We did not accept this because this would have meant a broader agreement than the ones that previously existed.

The president also did not say whether his new policy of an "independent relationship" between the White House and the press corps extended to staff members who deny airplane seats and other access to reporters as punishment for their coverage.

The unions had sought to extend Penguin staff's enhanced redundancy terms across both sides of the business, which was created following the £2.4bn mega-merger between Penguin and Random House, owned by German group Bertelsmann, four years ago.

He suggests, if successful in the US, the offer may be extended to staff in Germany, where there was a warehouse strike last week, and to the UK were the GMB and other unions are focusing recruiting efforts.

This system should also extend to staff.

In Nepal, the change of the abortion law in 2002 extended the staff duties at family planning clinics to include performing induced abortions.