Sentence examples for a training infrastructure from inspiring English sources

More building is also planned for further education colleges, mainly to help deliver a training infrastructure that employers have confidence in.

For years, the US has had two out of three - a big population from which to draw top talent and the money to support a training infrastructure and elite football community.

The board (TAHYK) executive committee prepared a questionnaire to investigate residents' views about characteristics of the education programme (such as duration and content), to assess residents' learning needs as well as needs for a training infrastructure.

The board prepared a questionnaire to investigate residents' views about some aspects of the education programme such as duration and content, to assess the residents' learning needs as well as their need for a training infrastructure.

Its goal is to develop an EM training infrastructure for physicians working in the regional hospital system [21].

However, even when an optimal training infrastructure has been attained, successful competition is now only achieved through the additional integration and application of sports/exercise science and technology.

The center will provide a research and training infrastructure for building the capacity for integrating systems science into obesity and chronic disease research.

Since mid-1968 moft of ETA's leadership had lived there and used it as a base for training, infrastructure and planning attacks.

In contrast, Labour has promised to hand over more than £6bn a year in housing, training, infrastructure and transport funds to city regions and combined local authorities following a review by shadow infrastructure spokesman Lord Adonis.

Labour has 24 recommendations including devolution of £6bn a year in housing, training, infrastructure and transport funds to those city regions and combined local authorities that come together to prepare a plan for growth in conjunction with the business-led local enterprise partnerships.

'Though it shows that we have taken down a lot of the training infrastructure and made it hard for [al-Qaeda] to operate, it is very worrying in that it implies that there are a lot of recruits around who we have yet to pick up,' one British senior police counter-terrorist officer said.