Sentence examples for potential personnel from inspiring English sources

Potential personnel changes may be forthcoming in the last quarter of the season.

Morale problems associated with the contract negotiations will be an issue for Mr. Lawrence, and police officials insist he will face a potential personnel shortage as the department shrinks.

This was one of those games since the Yankees had lost four straight and since their principal owner George Steinbrenner is monitoring the team closely this week before deciding what kind of potential personnel changes to make.

Jeffries explained how, when he was with the Nuggets, he and his colleagues would pitch ownership on potential personnel additions by compiling pages of data — ages, family background, strengths, weaknesses.

Looking at present and potential personnel needs agency by agency, it is hard to imagine doing with fewer federal bureaucrats by then, not unless we intend to have each worker managing still more tasks, more money, more proxies.

As Gov. George W. Bush mulls over the potential personnel for a presidential administration, he is giving more thought than Republican presidents in the past did to a lineup of high-level officials that is diverse, Bush advisers and Republican officials with ties to the campaign said.

Surgical gowns should provide an effective protective barrier against the transfer of microorganisms, particulates and fluids, in addition to acting as an aseptic barrier for the patient's protection, in order to minimize strike-through and the potential for personnel contamination (Rutala and Weber 2001).

Respiratory illness may cause a significant increase in health care utilization, as well as potential deployed personnel shortfalls.

We estimated the potential physician personnel impact of task-shifting in terms of full-time equivalent (FTE) physicians saved.

(2) The potential financial, personnel and logistic issues are far beyond the scope of this report to discuss but are important to the overall discussion nonetheless.

Because Jamaica has only one pharmacist training programme, increasing its output affects not only the pool of potential new personnel available to the South East Region but the other three as well.