Sentence examples for junior personnel from inspiring English sources

As far as Andy is concerned, that secretive annual powwow is a mere awayday for junior personnel.

It is what hobbles every recent PM to enter that wretched terrace – consider their comings and goings merely as a change of junior personnel – with Thatcher's little agonies merely offering a foretaste of what the cosseted David Cameron can expect.

Yet perhaps the most telling vignette came shortly after Rupert had confused Alastair Campbell with David Cameron - possible confirmation that the change of prime ministers is to Murdoch Snr the mere shuffling of junior personnel - when he revealed insouciantly that he always went in the back door of Downing Street because Cameron and others insisted on it.

I picture the tech billionaire lying in seclusion, still beyond the reach of the politicians and military chiefs who had long effectively functioned as his junior personnel, perhaps on one of the post-law, floating sea-steading platforms he's been dreaming of building.

From Thatcher through Blair to Cameron, our democratically elected leaders have tugged their forelocks to an unelected foreign tax exile in gibbering fear of losing his papers' support, allowing Murdoch to regard a change of government as the mere shuffling of junior personnel.

And at the Transportation Security Administration, a DHS agency created after 9/11 to enhance airport security, the hemorrhaging of both senior and junior personnel has "had a tremendous effect,'' said Kenneth Kasprisin, a former acting TSA head who left the agency in May.

Forty-three percent of those junior enlisted personnel said they were opposed.

Only the Navy prohibits all relationships between senior enlisted and junior enlisted personnel.

And it has proposed as well that all junior enlisted personnel meet with a trained independent counselor on base before signing up for any financial products that would affect their take-home pay.

The lives of gay service members, it said, have "been characterized by persistent antigay comments, jokes, cadences and epithets -- on the parts of both officers and noncommissioned officers, as well as junior enlisted personnel".

Although Desmond Saunders and Lane were available to direct the first and second episodes, while veteran AP Films director Brian Burgess also contributed, the Andersons needed to transfer some of the more junior production personnel to replace the outgoing staff.