Sentence examples for increases in staffing from inspiring English sources
Our simulation modeling results indicate that preventing hospital transfers alone is unlikely to make the recommended minimum-staffing ratios cost-effective by conventional medical standards, unless increases in staffing to the recommended levels are targeted to facilities with high hospital transfer rates.
Achieving competent levels of care could mean huge increases in staffing and staff expense for nursing homes, requiring greater government financing.
The policies presuppose substantial increases in staffing and resources for EU police and border agencies and the ceding of national authority over borders to the same EU agencies, none of which is proceeding very quickly.
"The London Challenge, in particular, was underpinned by substantial investment and significant increases in staffing resource to support the scheme.
Ham and Edwards criticised parties for promising big increases in staffing or seven-day working without committing to more than the bare minimum of extra cash required to maintain standards of care.
The bills didn't become law apparently because the SBA felt they would require substantial increases in staffing and new computer systems and cost "billions of dollars in administrative funds".
The computerized auditing system has permitted a substantial increase in the work load of the IRS auditing department without a corresponding increase in staffing.
Meanwhile, those that remain are being asked to provide a seven-day service over and above the emergency services they are already struggling to provide safely, with no extra funding and no increase in staffing.
The airlines have been flying more people for less money with just a tiny increase in staffing.
Despite an increase in staffing from 396 to 567 over the last year, revenues per salesperson rose 47%.
The sheer size of the over-the-counter market means the CFTC and the SEC will need a major increase in staffing levels and that means a significantly bigger budget.
