Sentence examples for raise staffing levels from inspiring English sources

The plan would raise staffing levels back up to 620 officers.

Mrs. Clinton introduced a $500 million proposal to raise staffing levels and safety standards in nursing homes.

All consumers would benefit if nursing homes could afford to raise staffing levels and increase the wages of front-line caregivers.

It would more than double the agency's budget, to $141 million, over the next seven years, raise staffing levels by about 20percentt, and give the commission broad new powers to police the marketplace.

It recently raised staff levels and now takes a closer look at applications, requiring better documentation of claims.

The real way to improve restaurant life is to eliminate the capricious practice of tipping, to raise staff salaries to a decent level and to develop some kind of delicious but no-cal crème brûlée.

Five newly arrived prisoners have died over a four-week period at Nottingham prison, where serious concerns have been raised about staffing levels in reception areas.

Increased checks were put in place by French authorities at the port, but questions have been raised about staffing levels to deal with the huge number of people travelling at this time.

Concerns have been raised about staffing levels in recent months after 2011 data showed the number of nurses employed by the NHS had fallen by 3,500 - 1% of the total - in a year.

Referring to concerns raised about staffing levels in the RCN's survey, he said: "They [nursing staff] made it clear that they felt, sometimes on a daily basis, sometimes on a weekly basis, the number of staff that were available on wards and other departments were simply inadequate in order to provide the safe and satisfactory level of care patients need.

The resolution, expected to be approved Thursday by the Security Council, would also raise United Nations staff levels in Iraq by about a third.