Sentence examples for major staff from inspiring English sources

It also eliminated several major staff positions to reduce its budget by $1 million.

This was due to a weakened Parks Department that suffered drastic budget cuts and major staff reductions.

"The near total absence of merger-and-acquisition activity has left investment bankers a very expensive payroll item," he said, and major staff cutbacks are probably inevitable.

In the past year, as well as major staff changes and a visual rebranding, a wind turbine has been put to work despite local complaints.

Hitachi, which expects a $1.2 billion loss for the year, joined Fujitsu, Toshiba and Kyocera in announcing major staff reductions recently.

New Daily Mirror editor Richard Wallace will today make his first major staff changes since taking over last month, putting showbusiness editor Kevin O'Sullivan a new job in the features department.

Goslett's appointment is not thought to be the start of a major staffing initiative and roll-out of the site in the UK.

On Monday afternoon, John Kelly, the new White House chief of staff, made his first major staffing decision, forcing out the White House communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, after less than two weeks on the job.

Mr Burnett is part of a project cited by the Home Secretary, Theresa May, as a blueprint for the future of policing as the service plans for major staffing cuts.

As an interdisciplinary centre within the faculty of humanities, CCMT draws heavily on the university's history teaching facilities, which have been singled out for major staffing cuts under the restructuring proposals.

His appointment is the first major staffing decision by the incoming executive editor of The Times, Jill Abramson, who described Mr. Leonhardt as "one of our finest writers and most elegant thinkers".