Colleagues in a sentence

Ms Pouget also admitted to making an error in judgement and did not at any point express any concerns to her colleagues about Emily's labour in the lead up to delivery which he said "misled" colleagues.

Pablo, it was largely incentive comp based for key colleagues, and we saw it as an opportunity to reward our high-performing colleagues with more VRP stock under their incentive plans for the year.

When enough colleagues had arrived and he felt comfortable with the level of support around him, Officer Petty took control of the defendant's head - expecting colleagues to restrain his arms.

Fortunately, I'm able to tap in to the expertise of my colleagues at LCP, former colleagues at Royal London, other experts from across the pensions world, and occasionally specialist lawyers.

He also extended his gratitude to his colleagues and clients: "I have to say thank you to my colleagues and our clients, who have been very supportive whilst Yodel has gone through a change of ownership, after many years with the Barclay family.

Thie white colleagues mentality reflects a complete disregard for black colleagues; there’s an unspoken belief that they are somehow superior.

Colleagues want and need flexibility in the new world, and we strive to always keep the needs of colleagues at the centre of everything that we do here.

He also called on colleagues to tackle "structural sexism" and "structural racism" within the party, telling Sky's Sophie Ridge on Sunday: "I have never said that it is because of my colour that I am not being nominated by my parliamentary colleagues.

Honourable colleagues, you are aware that I am the Chairman of this Committee and I will not ambush my colleagues in terms of when documents are submitted to them, because we will need to digest most of these documents clause by clause.

They share news and worries in WhatsApp groups, including stories of colleagues who have been quarantined, images of colleagues on the floor after feeling shortness of breath, and reports of delivery workers who have apparently died from Covid-19.

A deaf civilian police worker who had recently converted to Islam was shot dead in Paris today after murdering four colleagues with a ceramic knife following a 'dispute over working with female colleagues'.

Police said that earlier this week, one of their colleagues was shot and killed after he was accosted by a group of men who had demanded that he and his two colleagues hand over their service weapons.

In the days following his death, Rickman's younger sister, Sheila, announced on her blog, "Many thanks to all my friends, colleagues, ex-colleagues and fans for the messages of condolence to me and my family on the death of my brother Alan yesterday.

Many colleagues, especially international ones, urged Kocher to accept while Bernese doctors and colleagues begged him to stay.

More recently studies have been done by Payne and colleagues and Holtz and colleagues. citation In Payne and colleague's citation experiment participants were randomly selected and split into two groups.

Responsibilities of scientific colleagues who are "bystanders" Some academics believe that scientific colleagues who suspect scientific misconduct should consider taking informal action themselves, or reporting their concerns.

Stanley's good relations with these two colleagues from the Emin Pasha Expedition shows that he could get on with colleagues.

A Booths spokesperson said: “We believe colleagues serving customers delivers a better customer experience and therefore we have taken the decision to remove self-checkouts in the majority of our stores.

A catholic priest, Rev. Fr. Matthias Opara, who was kidnapped last Friday on his way back from the burial of the father of one of his colleagues along Ogbaku/Ejemekwuru road in Imo state has regained his freedom.

A commission-based career may cause some trepidation at first but the training provided and the support from colleagues will quickly ease any concerns.