Sentence examples for staff discussions from inspiring English sources
For six months in 2004 the filmmaker Lauren Greenfield and her team followed the early-morning weigh-ins, where some patients faced backwards so they couldn't see the numbers; the silent stares at meal times; the angry individual and group psychiatry sessions; and the dispassionate staff discussions about the patients.
While Mr. Bush delegates authority, his aides contend that he keeps his eye on the big picture, is more involved in decision-making than Mr. Reagan ever was and is not afraid to overrule his advisers, seeking progress reports and keeping staff discussions focused with penetrating and sometimes surprisingly simple but provocative questions.
Although a spokeswoman for the Justice Department, Barbara Comstock, insisted that the draft represented nothing more than staff discussions, copies were sent to House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert and to Vice President Dick Cheney in his capacity as president of the Senate.
All those involved in audit should respect the confidentiality of patient data, staff discussions, audit reports and other performance data.
There were also staff discussions about what they could get away with in terms of the protagonists killing FSB officers.
Bush's "longtime advisors," "people who have spoken with [Republican strategist Brad Kochel], Bushh campaign communications director Tim Miller, Bush's "aides," Bush's "loyalists," "several Republicans with direct knowledge of his team," "two people involved in the staff discussions," "three people with direct knowledge of the campaign," campaign strategist Sally Bradshaw and various officials.
* "Accounting Devices and Fiscal Illusions", by Timothy Irwin, IMF Staff Discussion Note, March 2012.
I am almost seduced by the argument of an FTC staff discussion that newspapers are a public good.
Lerner was preparing to return to Stoneman Douglas on Friday, for the first time since the shooting, for an optional day of staff discussion.
For GEO staff, we're learning together and reflecting on racial equity through staff discussion groups and a formal training from ABFE.
Staff discussion is supplemented by input received from external volunteer physicians.
