Sentence examples for staff longer from inspiring English sources

The system is actually brilliantly visual; higher pitches are higher on the staff, longer notes generally take up more space than shorter, simultaneous pitches are stacked together.

It will be the third time London has hosted the Games, after 1908 and 1948, but the first in which employers are to be urged to give staff longer lunch breaks and flexible working hours to allow them to witness the host nation's 550 athletes in action.

Administration also took the nursing staff longer to record with CAP than on the handwritten charts.

The White House initially returned its flag to full-staff on Monday, following the minimum protocol for the death of a sitting member of Congress, though a presidential proclamation for keeping flags at half-staff longer is typically issued when a high-profile figure dies.

His staff offer longer appointments, and provide drop-in services for people with chaotic lives.

At Bar Pilar in the U Street corridor, wait staff no longer chuck uneaten food into the dumpster.

The casus belli is the government's plan, announced earlier this year, to make public-sector staff work longer and pay more for their pensions.

In light of Keogh's interactions with the Department of Health, NHS staff no longer has faith in him and is justified in calling for his resignation.

The proposals include the introduction of hybrid scheme tied to both a workers' final salary and other changes, including making new staff wait longer to join.

LegiStorm's analysis reveals a predictable trend: Fewer staff stay longer in those jobs, turning them over to less-experienced hands.

Will staff spending longer than 90 out of 180 days in the EU be subject to further administration, costs or visas?