Sentence examples for outgoing staff from inspiring English sources

The outgoing staff makes everyone welcome and does so with a sense of fun.

I am also capturing mission-critical knowledge from outgoing staff, and transferring it among incoming staff to boost the likelihood of a successful transition.

On Sunday Morrison said the outgoing staff from G4S and the Salvation Army were already handing over operations on Manus Island, and the providers were subject to a different set of arrangements to the previous contractor.

It devoted more space (yet again) to the excessive scale of gongs and goodbye handshakes being paid to David Cameron's outgoing staff at No 10, but also to its own exposé of excessive pay, perks and long holidays of taxpayer-funded chief constables and their top teams.

During an April 30, 1973 televised address, Nixon described Richardson as "a man of unimpeachable integrity". He added, "I am confident that with him in charge, justice will be done". Less than 24 hours later, Nixon was screaming at FBI agents in the White House who were tasked with collecting the files of the outgoing staff members.

Reagan was inattentive and disinterested, the outgoing staff had said, staying home to watch movies and television instead of going to work.

In earlier evidence, staff-elected director Jane Connors said she had been warned by outgoing staff-elected director Matt Peacock that Milne had a tendency to meddle.

With so many young, outgoing, transient staff around, too, that unwinding beverage can easily escalate.

And the Bush administration, distracted by its ideological agenda, loathing all things Clinton, was indifferent to the warnings of outgoing Clinton staff members.

The temperature stayed high for a feisty PMQs sessions with party funding getting the leaders hot under the collar, while payments to outgoing BBC staff and an inflation-busting pay rise for MPs also got the blood boiling.

It's just that past administrations haven't been as technologically experienced as the current one, so things that many of us have learned to take for granted in the last 8 years — instant messaging, email, Facebook — weren't utilized by the outgoing White House staff, and as such the White House infrastructure didn't need to support them.