With that money, it can afford to hire world-class staff.
The first blunder was not to campaign against Murdoch, the second to be tempted from my power base at the Sunday Times where, with a world-class staff behind me, I would have been much harder to assail.
It was converted into a hotel in the 1960s and quickly became known as one of Europe's finest, boasting a world-class staff, including a maître d' who had once worked for the Queen and a chef who formerly cooked for the Swedish royal family.
In the wake of all the "goal-machine" and "world class" headlines, staff and players were pleasantly surprised to find the new recruit a very humble, down-to-earth customer.
How does a team with a world class training staff become the waiting room at an outpatient clinic?
Such bases also offer scientists a chance to work daily at labs on the base, collecting and analyzing data using world class equipment and support staff among luxuries such as heat, air conditioning, high speed internet, and full-time cooks.
Those in the new laboratory category show how strategic vision, an integrated design approach and involvement by all stakeholders (including estates and technical staff) can foster world class interdisciplinary research and practice, while still achieving value for money.
From research we have done with world-class universities, staff engagement appears to be highly valued by most world-class universities, but performance is patchy in some surprising areas, and best practice indicators that might improve performance (such as regularly evaluating communications, and having a strategy for it) are weighted as being of low importance.
The main story had details few other media had, as befits a world-class news staff.
"Chris is receiving world class care from an excellent team of doctors, nurses and staff.
