Sentence examples for a reduction in training from inspiring English sources

It has also led to a reduction in training below the current (and insufficient) 12 weeks.

This is difficult enough already for the TA, only having its recruits part-time – with a reduction in training, will our soldiers have the necessary skills to serve their country in the future?

And the way to do that is to determine how much of the police role needs the full powers of a police officer, and then break up the workforce into those who have full powers, those who have limited powers and those who have none – the result of which would be a reduction in training costs and wage bills.

This, in turn, leads to a reduction in training.

Furthermore, 64% of those who suffered an injury reported a reduction in training for 1 month or less due to injury [61].

Since we observed a lack of data during the transition phase, future research should focus on the assessment of TEE, energy intake, and body composition on a reduction in training intensity and volume, such as at the end of the competitive season.

Applying difference-in-difference methods to data from the IAB Establishment Panel, we do not find a reduction in the training incidence but a slight reduction in the intensity of training at treated establishments.

In some cases the injury can be managed with a reduction in the training load and volume, whereas in more extreme cases the recruit is removed from training altogether.

Budget cuts this year have already led to a reduction in TA training days, and now we are told there will be a six-month halt to all training.

This has meant the elimination of transportation for kindergarten, a cut in equipment, supplies and materials, and a reduction in teacher training.

Many reasons have been suggested to account for the increase in caesarean section observed over recent years, including the increasing use of electronic fetal heart rate monitoring during labour, a reduction in the training available to obstetricians in both operative vaginal births and vaginal breech births, in addition to fears of litigation [ 5].