Sentence examples for a systematic training from inspiring English sources

In a strategy document out next month, "Liberating Creativity", he says UK Music will argue that industry and government must collaborate to develop a systematic training structure: "The shortened version is simple: British music begins and ends with people's ability to write great songs and produce great music.

CBT was offered as manualized diabetes-specific treatment delivered by clinical psychologist who had undergone a systematic training regarding the manual.

Possible reasons for the better performance of Swiss hospitals lie partly in their better structural department features aimed at a systematic training of AM in PGMT.

SLORC would begin a systematic train of human rights abuses including forced labour, rape, torture and murder [ 24].

Each of these health workers has gone through a set of systematic training, including an annual refresher.

He hoped that it could become a centre in which to establish the professionalisation of archaeology as a discipline, with systematic training of students in methodological techniques of excavation and conservation and recognised professional standards; in his words, he hoped "to convert archaeology into a discipline worthy of that name in all senses".

The QA program is incomplete without records, a manual and systematic training for all persons involved in it.

The results indicate that there seems to be a need for systematic training of the administrators before the instrument can be of clinical use.

All the interviewers participated in a 7-day systematic training at NNU, which was taught by experienced researchers from the School of Social Development and Public Policy (SSDPP) of Beijing Normal University (BNU).

However, there has been a lack of systematic training for teachers in these areas (only 1% of the teachers in charge of these courses hold graduate studies in the field).

MBSR is a multicomponent group therapy that provides systematic training in mindfulness meditation as a self-regulation approach to stress reduction and emotion management.