Sentence examples for lesser staff from inspiring English sources

I dealt with much lesser staff disciplinary matters through the disciplinary code of the Prison Service and my staff knew I would not tolerate misbehaviour.

It is early December of the previous year, in wartime, and McKelway is standing in the pouring rain on a circular outdoor platform, in company with Brigadier General Haywood S. (Possum) Hansell, Jr., Brigadier General Emmett (Rosy) O'Donnell, and three or four lesser Army Air Force staff officers.

These cadres also identified tasks that they believed could be shifted to lesser skilled staff (including rapid tests for HIV, routine laboratory tests, counseling about ART, stock management, pill counts, and report generation).

Requiring participants (and, to a lesser extent, staff at the sites) to enter a 256-bit encryption key in order to access their contact data is only slightly less infeasible than managing a large public/private key network.

If this is not viable, consider shifting tasks around to those most capable and keeping lesser skilled staff doing tasks they are efficient at doing.

The fix? From July 20 to 23 — nearly the exact run of Tales — Dram will be supplanted by a pop-up dive bar called 86'd, which is to be run by two of Dram's lesser-known staff members.

Many private centre owners lobbied for lesser qualifications for staff and had lower rates of pay and conditions for staff than in the community sector (Mitchell, 2002a).

This may be due to excessive number of cases and lesser number of staff.

This model of treatment is based on simplified, standardized treatment approaches using tolerable, easy-to-administer regimens that are supportive of task shifting (care delivery by lesser trained health staff) and good patient adherence, and could be facilitated by widespread access to oral, short-course DAA therapy in low-income countries [ 29].

Conversely, health facilities that operated at 1.0 efficiency level had lesser number of clinical staff, support staff, beds and wards though recorded more SVDs, ANC/PNC visits and FP/RCH visits than their inefficient counterparts (p < 0.05) (see Table  2).

The management of TDF toxicity in resource-limited settings, where care is often delivered by lesser-trained health staff at the primary care level, needs to be carefully defined to avoid both unnecessary switches or prolonged exposure to potential toxicity.