Sentence examples for whose staffing from inspiring English sources

Airline employees said they were dismayed by the incidents, but said pressure on the industry to manage costs and keep planes full had created additional burdens for cabin crew, whose staffing levels have dropped significantly over the past decade.

It's akin to the candidates' talking the talk about needed efficiencies and refusing to publicly confront the reality, say, of a bloated fire department whose staffing and hours are unjustifiable.

Some of this is in very specific and strategic areas, like mobile, whose staffing has grown by a factor of 10.

Not, though, from the IMF, whose staff reversed their earlier leniency towards the country.

Another is to fine companies whose staff chuck their cigarette ends onto the street.

Accenture, a consulting firm whose staff often work at clients' offices, is a case in point.

He joined Ballet West, whose staff was largely drawn from the Joffrey, in 2007.

It has outsourced teaching in prisons to companies whose staff lack teaching degrees.

But half of employers whose staff received training would have arranged similar training without public subsidy.

He was chosen by Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic leader, on whose staff Dr. Jaczko served.

The FA, many of whose staff will enthusiastically welcome the report, also asked for time to consider their response.