Sentence examples for staff assesses from inspiring English sources

As part of a comprehensive preservation program, the staff assesses objects for exhibition and loan, devises storage and display solutions, and aids in monitoring and improving the museum's environmental conditions.

The centre's staff assesses children to determine whether their needs can best be met within the existing network of inclusive mainstream schools or through such alternatives as special schooling or vocational training at the centre.

17 After close scrutiny of the individual player's medical history followed by a thorough physical examination, the medical staff assesses the level of risk that a player will be unable to perform or safely compete initially and over the course of the season.

If the child qualified for HAART, a process of multidisciplinary assessment was commenced: the counsellor, social worker, nutritionist and medical staff assessed the patient.

The staff assess the man's mental state, physical condition, and, especially, his trustworthiness, by checking his story against those of others.

CIA officers shackled each of them in a standing position for sleep deprivation for extended periods until medical staff assessed they could no longer maintain that position.

"The girl, who was understandably upset, was given pain relief to help ease her discomfort before ambulance staff assessed her nasty wounds and carefully applied dressings".

If benefit staff assess the answers as suspicious then the caller may be asked to provide further evidence to support their claim.

Nevertheless, staff assessed the recovery orientation of their work as significantly improved, while the patients' evaluation of the recovery orientation of the department was unchanged.

David Potts, a former Tesco executive, spent his first day at Morrisons on Monday, visiting one of its manufacturing plants and a store, as well as joining the regular head office meeting where staff assess the previous week's trading.

Prison inspectors found that changes introduced when he was justice secretary resulted in criminals being released without anywhere to live and without staff assessing "significant risks" to their partners and children.