Sentence examples for permanent personnel from inspiring English sources

Current U.S. planning appears to call for only 20-30 personnel personnel to maintain forward deployed equipment.

But these reprimands do not go into an officer's permanent personnel file, and are discarded after two years.

The galley at headquarters has gone from serving about 110 meals a day to the permanent personnel on the base to 1,700 meals.

Although the Knicks will still look for a free-agent big man to fill in their roster while Camby is out, the need for a major trade or permanent personnel decision based on Camby's absence isn't looming.

Meanwhile, industry labs recruit fewer and fewer permanent personnel, having decided that only a few in-house experts are needed to direct and monitor publicly funded research and transfer the results into their companies.

The minimum age for recruits is 17 and the retirement age is 60 for permanent personnel and 65 for reservists.

Turkish schools generally do not employ permanent health personnel, and school health services are generally taken to be synonymous with health screening.

U.S. Forces Training Iraqis Have Their Own Shortages The military command in charge of training and equipping Iraqi security forces has less than half of its permanent headquarters personnel in place, despite having one of the highest-priority roles in Iraq.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19 - Three months into its new mission, the military command in charge of training and equipping Iraqi security forces has fewer than half of its permanent headquarters personnel in place, despite having one of the highest-priority roles in Iraq.

"Three months into its new mission," The New York Times reported, "the military command in charge of training and equipping Iraqi security forces has fewer than half of its permanent headquarters personnel in place". At the root of this folly is a continuing refusal to face uncomfortable facts.

The authority said there was around 250 permanent Army personnel and their families who lived locally to the barracks.