Sentence examples for staff screen from inspiring English sources
Ms. Maquilon said she and her staff screen couples to make sure their unions aren't simply marriages of convenience.
Its staff screen over 2.7m patients a year via clinics in remote areas, referring 285,000 of them for surgery at its hospitals.
There, the company president, Ellen Silver, and her staff screen the images onto thick-stock ivory or white stationery in stacks of 50 for black-and-white (at a cost of $15 a box; the school keeps $5) or stacks of 20 for color ($18 a box; school keeps $6).
Human resources and research management staff screen incoming applications and whittle down the usually large pool of applicants to a group of the five or six best qualified.
He and his staff screen all applications to weed out those with less-than-modest requests, such as the pleas for diamond rings and the waitress who wanted breast implants.
After providing informed consent, the principal investigator or study staff screen participants to confirm that potential participants meet the eligibility criteria listed above.
The Beeb only considered 3 of the 30 Met Office staff screen-tested as good enough for TV, while the Met Office's parent department, the Air Ministry, insisted the BBC would have to reimburse the Met Office for the pro-rata salaries of the TV forecasters.
While Draseika's Workplace adviser prepped him for interviews, the embedded staff screened his applications and put him forward to employers looking for his skillset.
Staff screening may be useful but is problematic as it needs to distinguish between transient carriage and longer-term colonisation.
Apparently the staff screened Iron Man 2 with the goal of seeking out cool gadgets they can offer geeks like us.
These include "store detectives and guards, active customer service initiatives, secure product handling procedures, locked or otherwise specialized display fixtures, reinforced packaging, staff screening and training, in-store signage… periodic audit/cycle counts, cabling, sales floor design, civil and criminal sanctions, display alarms, and CCTV video domes" (Hayes and Blackwood 2006, p. 263).
