Sentence examples for personnel maintained from inspiring English sources

For example, following the 9/11 terrorist strike on the World Trade Center, fire, police, and other emergency and security personnel maintained continuous operations around the clock, in order to maintain security, locate survivors, and restore essential services to the affected areas.

In an effort to simultaneously obtain help from France and reduce the number of personnel maintained in the city, the naval commander on the island, Contre-Admiral Pierre-Charles Villeneuve, ordered his subordinate Contre-Admiral Denis Decrès to put to sea with the large ship of the line Guillaume Tell, which had arrived in the port shortly before the siege began in September 1798.

The input information for this analysis was collected from the registers of personnel maintained by the regional Human Resources Unit.

To encourage adherence to the allocated water intake, the participants in both groups were given reusable drinking containers and research personnel maintained regular contact with the participants and enquired about regimen tolerance and adherence.

Mr. Gates now plans to delay the return to the United States of two brigade combat teams and all of their support personnel, maintaining four Army brigades in Europe, Pentagon and military officials said.

A small number of scientists and support personnel maintain British Antarctic Survey stations at Grytviken on King Edward Point and at Bird Island, off the northwest tip of the island, and constitute the island's only inhabitants.

The Phayul.com account of the Serthar shooting said that 5 Tibetan protesters had been killed and more than 40 wounded, that all shops in the town were closed and that Serthar was "under virtual martial law, with large numbers of Chinese security personnel maintaining a strict surveillance".

To get the bidding specs, interested parties were asked to pay a nonrefundable fee of 15,000 euros into an account at Bank Austria Creditanstalt which, for the convenience of U.N. personnel, maintains banking facilities on the premises of the U.N.'s Vienna office complex.

These findings underscore the importance of considering the health consequences for individuals throughout the world engaging in rotating shift work or flexible schedules (e.g., medical residents, airline pilots, security personnel), maintaining poor sleep hygiene, or flying repeatedly across time zones, as the impact of these temporal insults may last well beyond the chronobiological challenges.

UNICEF and NGO personnel maintain strong relationships with the HDU, government agents (district administrative heads, or GAs), and other local partners, who often intervene when MRE field personnel are stopped at checkpoints.

Understanding how to successfully recruit trained health personnel, maintain their motivation, and retain them in these rural and remote areas has the potential to expand access to health services to the most vulnerable and strengthen health systems in sub-Saharan Africa, a region at the centre of the human resources for health crisis.