Sentence examples for staffing drop from inspiring English sources
A year after Walker's death, after four inspections, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control fined Brookdale for 11 violations, including not properly performing night checks and letting staffing drop below required levels.
The law remained on the books, but enforcement fell off in the early 1980's when the volume of visa holders climbed rapidly and the immigration service's budget and staffing dropped.
They engage negatively with the staff and have a bad reputation, create unconsciously hostility and violence, hurt themselves, threaten to suicide, antagonize the staff, drop out of treatment and even sue their therapists [ 4- 6].
The institute staff dropped over together, after office hours.
The White House staff drops by to chat, or rather lecture them.
Its staff dropped to 3,129 last year from 3,422 when Ms. Jackson took office in 2006.
In 2011, 14% of Lloyds TSB sales staff dropped down a rank and 10% were moved up one place.
ON THE afternoon before the beginning of the 1983 G7 summit James Baker, then White House chief of staff, dropped in to see his boss, Ronald Reagan.
A few days after the Guardian article was published, a member of Clancy's staff dropped a copy on his desk and the investigation began.
The survey reports an increase in volunteering by 19% in 2014-15, buthehe number of full-time paid library staff dropped by 4%.
The director of public prosecutions (DPP) stopped his staff dropping the case against Paul Chambers, author of the "Twitter joke" about blowing up Robin Hood airport in South Yorkshire, it has been claimed.
