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stafferstaff‧er /ˈstɑːfə $ ˈstæfər/ noun [countable] American English   - He had been a staffer in George Bush's administration.
- A secretariat staffer involved with the latter says multinational industry should police itself.
- And so what if the first lady arranged to have the travel staffers fired?
- Buchanan has only $ 2 million in the bank and only two paid campaign staffers in South Carolina.
- Cruz also said Muni planned to hire at least 12 additional safety staffers, bringing the total to 72.
- His openness is counter-cultural in these times of limited access, control-freak staffers, and ubiquitous security details.
- Polgar was not the only committee staffer with glaring conflicts of interest.
- Some staffers have been trained to take on additional law-enforcement roles, Diller says.
- Young staffers are bucking the boss and wearing suits on casual Fridays.
ADJECTIVE► congressional· Inc., meeting with industry CEOs and other attorneys and serving as a resource for congressional staffers and reporters. VERB► go· Slipshod administration caused several staffers to go for months without receiving their salaries, while running up thousands of dollars in advances. ► say· She was asked to do the work, Brezzo said, because museum staffers who could have were busy with other assignments.· She said Republican staffers earlier this week broke into Democrats' computer systems, destroying programs and documents worth thousands of dollars.· He said no Republican staffers had reviewed them as yet.· He also said he would order staffers to intensify efforts to find more wells. ► work· Congressional staffers who want to work on their bosses' campaigns must use vacation time.· Ten staffers work directly for the Dodgers in planning community relations and coordinating this year's team-wide efforts.· Me, and all the other lawyers, economists, and staffers who would work in the marble palaces.· Several dozen staffers worked in administration and finance, raising the ever-growing sums needed to keep the machine running.· Pampered technical and content staffers may resist working anywhere other than near their favorite coffee shops or blues clubs. someone who is paid to work for an organization |