personnelin a sentence
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The company hired additional personnel to manage the increased workload during the holiday seasonpersonnel = employees
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The records of military personnel are encrypted.personnel = members of the military
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The company has highly trained personnel.personnel = employees
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"And the secret to making money in a park," Hammond said, "is to limit your Personnel costs." (source)personnel = employee
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For instance, a Tuesday afternoon was a serious challenge because there were few shoppers around and it was easy for store personnel to spot any suspicious actions. (source)personnel = employees
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All personnel, on duty and off, are to report. (source)personnel = employees of an organization
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Each day he met with other law-enforcement personnel, and they would map out a plan of action. (source)personnel = the people expected to obey orders in an organization
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responsible for allocating currency, equipment and personnel for special tasks. (source)personnel = employees of an organization
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Everybody was shined and sharp. I hadn't realized that I wasn't until I saw the personnel around the hospital. (source)personnel = the people expected to obey orders in an organization
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If you work hard, if you perform your duties faithfully, you may be attached to the Wehrmacht as service personnel. (source)
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Instead he placed it inside the patrolman's personnel file, which lay open on his desk.† (source)
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Nikki rushed to the phone and began speaking with the emergency personnel on the other end.† (source)
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More than 30 Ofuna personnel were convicted and sentenced to a total of roughly 350 years in prison.† (source)
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Can you find the personnel I need through normal channels?† (source)
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Finally, on the evening of 3 July, commandos with tanks and armored personnel carriers surrounded the mosque.† (source)
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Tomorrow morning, I'd wake up, peek out the window: No grim— faced Russian soldiers patrolling the sidewalks, no tanks rolling up and down the streets of my city, their turrets swiveling like accusing fingers, no rubble, no curfews, no Russian Army Personnel Carriers weaving through the bazaars.† (source)
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The personnel officer who hired God.
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personnel = the department of a firm that deals with what today is more commonly called Human Resources and which acts as a company-wide interface with employees
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