Sentence examples for respected staff from inspiring English sources

The principal, Roger Herbert, confirmed to ABC Alice Springs that the student had asked "a respected staff member" for permission to dress up as Hitler, and that she had said yes. "Now she is absolutely shattered that she said that, and I'm really concerned about her wellbeing".

But much went awry in the handling of these two articles: a new freelancer was not properly vetted; e-mail in which she disclosed her personal relationship was overlooked; an editor wanted to accommodate a respected staff member even though she knew his essay was flawed.

Even if they don't come up with any concrete findings, as I suspect will be the case, it will still have a lasting and very bad effect.' Another senior member of BBC staff said that 'screens would go blank' if further attacks were made on respected staff for their part in Gilligan's original report and the subsequent battle between the BBC and Downing Street over its veracity.

The Oldham Athletic Supporters Trustt issued a statement urging fans to respect staff at the club.

However, in the current problem meeting the patient's preference is treated as a soft constraint, accepting that a need to avoid excessive journey times and to respect staff daily availability will often preclude perfect continuity of care.

But in traditional media – for the most part – the lines were respected: editorial staff did their job, advertising staff did their job and somehow the relationship chugged along.

While staff at each level played different roles, the leaders treated and respected all staff equally and encouraged everyone to share their ideas and input.

He was much respected by staff and fellow councillors regardless of party.

Almost two years since he replaced the ousted Mr Ayling, he is still respected by staff in a manner to which Mr Ayling could not aspire.

He was the most grounded of departmental heads, respected by staff north and south for his breadth of vision and generous encouragement.

His many contributions to the Library of Congress included developing and training a respected conservation staff, beginning an internship program to encourage careers in book conservation and adding the conservation of photographs to the library's mission.