Sentence examples for which staff in from inspiring English sources

None of this is to deny that there are not real and difficult issues with which staff in the sector continually grapple.

"UNICEF had prepositioned emergency supplies, which staff in country are now distributing as quickly as possible, and more staff and supplies are on the way.

The definition of "department for discharge planning" for this report was "department in the hospital to which staff in charge of discharge planning belongs".

They prepared various checklists which staff in the practices have to go through... and there were several workshops and meetings where the pilot projects fed back and said 'this is good but you can do better, this is how we would refine the process'.

Another contextual factor that has been suggested to influence the uptake of research findings is organizational climate, defined by Greenhalgh et al. [ 3] as the extent to which staff in an organization "feel that it's OK to experiment with new ideas".

This study views the extent to which staff buy-in for an organizational innovation in child welfare (CW) relates to implementation progress.

Adrian Parkinson, a spokesman for the Campaign for Fairer Gambling, said: "There is a clear problem with violence and criminality in betting shops, whether that is attacks on gaming machines, violence and antisocial behaviour towards staff and robberies – very often armed robberies in which staff are in direct danger.

He also argues that protection for teachers' pay isn't driven by the unions, but by the competitive forces of a graduate job in which staff are in relatively high demand.

It's a facility in which staff are in direct line of sight with kids".

In addition, the way in which staff offer information in a vague and sometimes equivocal fashion exacerbates this situation.

The less common, but positive interaction pattern, led to pockets of excellence in which staff members interacted in ways that coordinated responses to emerging problems in care.