Sentence examples for mandating staff from inspiring English sources

Mandating staff to house people when they have nowhere to put them cannot change this issue.

Congress needs to mandate staff ratios and be willing to help pay for them.

Indeed, previous research suggests that when organisations impose research use, they formally require or mandate staff to use research in policy by implementing strict policymaking guidelines, have compulsory knowledge translation programs and workshops, and apply performance management systems that incorporate research use and skills in retention and promotion decisions [ 77- 80].

These findings support our earlier NHAMCS analysis [10] and suggest that, with continued annual growth of ED visits, expansion of care to non-physicians is inevitable since there are insufficient physicians to fully staff US EDs, let alone mandate staffing by emergency medicine board-certified physicians only [13].

We have compared the outcomes of children treated in hospitals that meet the current California mandated staffing ratio of four or fewer paediatric patients per nurse and found that treatment in a hospital meeting this standard significantly reduces the risk of readmission up to 63%.

In passing Section 1706 in 1986, Congress singled out the programmers, engineers, analysts and many other technical workers by mandating that staffing firms no longer be protected by Section 530's safe haven.

3 Few (8%) of the Trusts mandated medical staff to discuss decisions with others within the multidisciplinary team although most (74%) recommended discussion, a fifth made no such recommendations.

• To the Editor: Re "Spending Disparities Set Off a Fight in the Effort to Overhaul Health Care" (news article, June 9): I applaud President Obama in mandating that White House staff members read a recent article in The New Yorker by Dr. Atul Gawande highlighting the huge variance in health spending across our country.

The current trend towards institutions only employing doctorally qualified academics, or mandating that existing staff pursue PhDs whether they want to or not, is putting the brakes on academic careers – to the detriment of the academy as a whole where diversity should be celebrated.

"If we mandate minimum staffing levels, the nursing home industry will want more money," Senator Grassley said.

It will also pose a challenge to ministers, who until now have resisted calls for the NHS to introduce potentially costly mandated minimum staffing levels.