Sentence examples for lower-level personnel from inspiring English sources

Some companies have been taking space in Shelton near employees who live there, creating a split between Lower Fairfield, where the executives live and have company headquarters, and Eastern Fairfield, site of satellite offices and lower-level personnel who cannot afford Lower Fairfield.

"And if these people have their hands out," Mr. Kuriansky said, "what can we expect from lower-level personnel?" Mr. Kuriansky added that although there were only about 200 buildings inspectors, more than 100 were arrested and charged with crimes in the last decade.

Though referral level interventions such as emergency obstetric care are generally the least cost-effective, there is potential for improvement through task shifting to lower-level personnel, such as general practitioners and nurses.

Because the government at that time realized the difficulties and high cost of expanding health care services by high-level health professionals, lower-level personnel were also produced to deliver essential maternal and child care, immunization and environmental health services in the rural villages.

The charges against the top former officials follow lengthy federal investigations of lower-level Blackwater personnel.

Educate lower-level SLA personnel about MRE activities to increase their familiarity and comfort with MRE teams and materials.

Acknowledge that this is a problem of communication rather than intent, and avoid blaming lower-level SLA personnel who are conducting their jobs as they have been instructed.

Lower-level facilities, lacking the required personnel, supplies and infrastructure, are more likely to refer critical patients to higher level facilities.

In all the countries, women tended to be concentrated among nursing and midwifery personnel and mostly lower-level occupations, and were poorly represented among physicians.

The newly formed Japan Federation of Employers Associationss (Nikkeiren) embarked on a campaign to form moderate, anti-Communist enterprise unions that included lower level management personnel as well as production workers.

Malawi used decentralization and task shifting to lower level health personnel to scale up testing in the context of resource constraints [ 27, 28].