Sentence examples for release staff from inspiring English sources

However, this doesn't mean that organisations have a duty to release staff for prayers outside normal break periods.

Pooley said it was disappointing to see "wrangles over trying to get the NHS staff to help", with the government initially rejecting calls to release staff.

Some headteachers are reluctant to release staff, he adds, particularly in primary schools where there is less slack in the timetable.

The department said the money could be used to release staff from normal duties to develop and spread a good idea.

"Prisons holding children are being asked to release staff and drive them up and down motorways to help out at adult jails facing an emergency over the holidays.

The contracts to 2020 are understood to include annual break clauses related to performance targets, which would limit the amount of compensation the RFU would have to pay to release staff.

The bank also released staff projections that the European economy would shrink this year by 3.9percentto4.1percentcent.

The project released staff energy that was more than ready to be tapped.

The bank also released staff projections that the European economy would shrink this year by 3.9 to 4.1percentt.

We hope they will be generous with both financial and in-kind help, including releasing staff to provide extra support to pupils.

According to the Department for Education (DfE workforce census, published in January, out of the 841 homes surveyed, 93% had a continuing professional development plan for staff, 80% offered internal training opportunities and 83% released staff for external training.