Sentence examples for staff assembly from inspiring English sources

It aims to clarify what constitutes unacceptable behaviour, make it easier for victims to report such instances, and would apply to all assembly members, their staff, assembly office holders and contractors while working.

I encourage all of you to explore the mentorship program offered by Berkeley Staff Assembly or simply to reach out to someone on campus who you'd like to get to know better over a quick morning coffee or afternoon tea.

Academics in the Wales Institute of Social & Economic Research, Data & Methods, have developed a data portal as a web application which allows National Assembly research staff, Assembly Members and their support staff to access and map a wide range of data for National Assembly for Wales Constituencies and Regions (Wiserd, 2017).

As a result, firms see inadequate demand for their products, and a shortage of qualified workers to staff their assembly lines.

With Indian wages only about a tenth of wages in Japan, the Chennai factory will rely more on human labor than Oppama, where robots staff many assembly lines.

The married father-of-two apologised to fellow AMs, assembly staff, staff at the hotel, his constituents "and in particular my family for the public shame that has followed nationally and locally".

A commission spokesman said: "Assembly Commission staff support Assembly Members on a daily basis in relation to their accommodation needs whilst in Cardiff on assembly business.

Four assembly staff and a state deputy were later freed by the retreating guerrillas.

Where most assembly staff were previously forced to stand, stools have now been introduced for some workers.

The 500 staff and 26 assembly members could easily have been accommodated in the kind of anonymous office building that the authority currently occupies, which has absolutely zero public recognition or iconographic significance.

Governor Pat McCrory, a Republican who lost to Cooper by about 10,000 votes, quickly signed into law a bill that merges the state board of elections and state ethics commission into one board composed equally of Democrats and Republicans, according to documents from general assembly staff.