Sentence examples for workload out from inspiring English sources

As executives and officials of Wall Street firms and the financial exchanges laid plans yesterday to return the financial markets to operation and to shift some of their workload out of Lower Manhattan, most of their employees were home trading information about people who worked in the two towers who either had or had not been accounted for.

It will help shift a lot of the workload out of the hospital environment where they are overrun with this and putting it into a more capable environment with local optometrists.

(Ruth) It will help shift a lot of the workload out of the hospital environment where they are overrun with this and putting it into a more capable environment with local optometrists.

We investigated opinions on: overall satisfaction with the GP cooperative for out-of-hours, reorganisation of out-of-hours care, perceived workload, out-of-hours care as being an essential part of primary care, anonymity of care, gatekeeper function, availability of patient dossiers, cooperation with medical specialists during out-of-hours, and safety.

This makes it especially useful in terms of distributing the workload of carrying out a curation task: users with a technical background may entirely design a workflow, which they can then share with, for example, biologists for them to run the workflow and provide annotations using their domain expertise.

These changes were fuelled mainly by an increasing demand for out-of-hours care and the GP's desire to reduce the workload during out-of-hours practice.

Lack of planning from the in-hours GP was also felt to increase the workload in out-of-hours.

This dissatisfaction was mainly due to the high perceived workload (after out-of-hours service a regular day of work followed), and poor separation between work and private life.

The Royal Mail document, Planning the Introduction of Door-to-Door into Workload, sets out the new working arrangements.

You'll be balancing finances, managing a high workload, figuring out your career and perhaps living in a new town, away from friends and family – all at the same time.

A survey commissioned by the body and conducted by ComRes found nearly two thirds of the public believe the workload carried out by GPs is a threat to the standard of care they deliver.