Sentence examples for a training fund from inspiring English sources

In an unusual provision, the real estate industry agreed to contribute $2 million to a training fund that would be used for management and workers to develop better security procedures for matters like handling mail and responding to threats.

I started out in a hospital's housekeeping department and then went back to school to become an MRI technologist through a training fund offered by my union.

As diversity campaigner Lenny Henry pointed out last month in response to Lord Hall's new scheme for a £2.1m training fund, "At the BBC alone in the last 15 years there have been 29 initiatives to achieve ethnic diversity, and the numbers are actually going down.

This path was chosen by Mauritius: when introducing a new UI program in 2009, it imposed a one percent contribution rate on employers while, at the same time, reduced their training levy contribution rate by half a percent (the training fund had been grossly underutilized).

Hospital isolation facilities and infection control training were strengthened by adding 1,000 extra isolation beds and a U.S.$20 million training fund.

That particular apprenticeship news also followed the recent announcement of a new £250m government training fund, which will allow employers to bid for cash to take on apprentices.

A new digital skills training fund will be piloted in the U.K. in January which will offer loans to non-graduate young people from East London with the dual aim of tackling the ongoing U.K. tech skills shortage while also addressing a socio-economic gap that tech risks exacerbating.

On the one-year anniversary of Philando Castile's death, Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton (D) called for a new law enforcement training fund to be named in Castile's honor.

As the employment minister, he crafted a $15,000-per-worker training fund everyone has come around to, and he made changes to the generally terrible Temporary Foreign Worker Program, which had allowed employers to pay immigrants miserably without giving them a path to citizenship.

Brazil has established a stable training funding system – the so-called 'sandwich scholarship'– whereby several programmes are supported to train graduate students abroad.

But as each Paro costs £4,000, including a day's training, funding is vital.