Sentence examples for staffed service from inspiring English sources

Dr Chaand Nagpaul, the chair of the British Medical Association's GP committee, said the government needed to deliver "a properly funded, fully staffed service that can meet the public's needs, and ensure that GPs are able to work within safe and manageable limits".

The 18-person capacity Tonquin Valley Backcountry Lodge offers a fully staffed service, including meals; the 14-person capacity Tonquin-Amethyst Lake Lodge delivers your packed food and any other gear you need by snowmobile to the lodge and leaves you to concoct your own feast.

Commenting on the announcement, Mick Cash, leader of the Rail, Maritime and Transport Union, said: "Travellers in and out of London are forking out huge sums for their rail and Tube travel and they rightly expect a safe, reliable and well-staffed service, but that is being compromised against a background of cuts which is leaving stations and trains dangerously overcrowded".

The Sassari EMS, a physician-staffed service, acquired six US machines fit for the prehospital setting (Micromaxx/Sonosite).

6) It is self-evident that if forest legislation is to be in any way effective there must be a well organized, competent, and adequately staffed forest service in the country, The problem of the creation of such forest services in countries which do not as yet possess them is very similar to that of the creation of laboratories.

Passengers should be supported to use any new system by trained staff and an adequately staffed customer service centre.

Meanwhile, the council says there is no chance of maintaining the fully staffed library service, but is considering keeping an unstaffed "satellite" facility.

There is a separate beach club in another location, with an excellent open-air restaurant and bar and a second pool complex, plus all the watersports and staffed beach service.

Of these, 23/61 (38%) had a separately staffed domiciliary service, with the remainder reporting that a range of staff midwives provided the care.

Tens of thousands of civil servants and railway workers marched in Paris and other cities in an attempt to unite opposition to the overhaul of France's densely staffed public services.

An ongoing overtime ban on the short-staffed train service is further affecting services, even on non-strike days.