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Перевод: understaffed

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1. He was kept busy writing lectures for he found the faculty grossly understaffed.
2. Lack of finance inevitably meant that the College was understaffed.
3. Bodies such as the Kenya Institute of Education with some thirty full-time professional staff and the Zambia Curriculum Development Centre with about forty, would claim, probably rightly, that they were still understaffed and often experience difficulty in securing the release of the most able teachers from schools and colleges, but the provision made for them is certainly more realistic than that available in University Institutes like those in Ahmadu Bello or Sierra Leone.
4. There must be some question as to how reliable the East German troops would be in such a situation, bearing in mind that most of them are conscripts, and that about 30,000 of them have recently been released from military service to man understaffed factories.
5. The review will increase pressure on scientists at the ministry's Pesticides Safety Divison who say they are too understaffed to handle the backlog on older, more hazardous chemicals.
6. The pollution inspectorate, which is expected to oversee the process, is currently understaffed and personnel are suffering from low morale.
7. The inspectors, through their union, say they are underfunded and understaffed (to which I would add the problem of incredibly low morale).
8. The whole scheme will be policed by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Pollution, currently seriously understaffed with suitable recruits hard to find.
9. It is a stronger team than the Prince has had before, but still understaffed, given that, as well as finding material for his speeches and meetings, they also have to research and organize his day trips and foreign tours, liaise with the press office and the Princess's assistant private secretary, Patrick Jephson, over their diaries, as well as handle the colossal amount of mail that arrives by every post.
10. On top of this, add 1,000 consultants, hired to do the work which the bank is - let us pretend - too understaffed or overworked to do for it itself.
11. Absences from work due to leave, sickness, court attendance, police business elsewhere, or transfers can seriously deplete this number on occasions, leaving the section very understaffed, which is why managers are so sensitive about constables phoning in sick, although this sensitivity is not always communicated in a heavy-handed manner.
12. "He knows he could not find an independent panel anywhere in Britain which would accept it is right to make an offer which is less than the rate of inflation to people who work in a service which is already underpaid and understaffed."
13. There is a lot of aggravation and frustration there, and anyway they are understaffed."