Sentence examples for framework of staff from inspiring English sources

Examples of such refinement are the inclusion in the analytical framework of staff understanding of the Mental Capacity Act; the influence of ward managers, matrons or IDLNs who act as intellectual disability champions and the variability of the provision of reasonably adjusted services both within and between hospital wards.

This work has general application beyond Section Seven consultation, in that it provides a framework for efficient investment of staff time in conservation when such time is limited and when regulatory deadlines prevent an unconstrained approach.

New codes were created that foregrounded issues neglected in the preliminary framework, including staff retention of benevolent power as a constraint on the development of distinctive peer practice, and the experience of a conflicted Peer Worker identity.

In February 2013, the civil service replaced its existing framework of the professional skills needed in government with a "universal performance standard" - a framework that outlines the standards required of staff in areas such as recruitment, promotion and performance management.

Training and credentialing of staff is best achieved within a systematic framework that includes ongoing competency review, education and QA programs.

But it is the first major network show to include a gay character -- chief of staff Cyrus Beene -- within a distinctly conservative framework.

For this purpose, 7362 buildings located in downtown Beirut were surveyed by Saint Joseph University (USJ) staff within the framework of the LIBRIS ANR project, gathering information on the age of construction, number of floors and position of each building.

In a committee meeting Monday, the agency's staff presented the framework of a plan to purify and reuse as much as 168,000 acre-feet of water a year – enough to serve about twice that number of households for a year.

The assessment was based on a conceptual framework of four interdependent levels (tools; skills; staff and infrastructure; and structures, systems and roles).

This has led to a re-examination of roles and responsibilities of staff and the tentative introduction of the career progression framework for the radiography workforce.

Additional information on numbers of staff sent out and cost was then linked to this framework.