Sentence examples for a training programme at from inspiring English sources

All have benefitted from the methods introduced by Gérard Houllier, who set up a training programme at Clairefontaine in the 1990s.

Maybe there is a training programme at Hendon, perhaps an ID line-up room for the overconfident full of the Tory frontbench, where new recruits point at Michael Gove shouting: "That one!

As long as our model is to train local writers to take the place of our foreign ones in as short a time as possible (we plan to begin a training programme at the end of October), I feel our presence here is justified.

One of the researchers, Prof Mark Johnson from Birkbeck College, University of London, told the BBC: "The prevailing view is that if we are able to intervene before the onset of full symptoms, such as a training programme, at least in some cases we can maybe alleviate full symptoms".

The severity of altitude, time spent training at altitude, history of altitude training and timing of training leading into competition represent important factors to consider when designing a training programme at altitude.

The H-PEPSS can be used to gauge trainee confidence in socio-cultural aspects of PS at several key junctures in a training programme (eg, at the completion of more theoretical classroom courses and again to evaluate training experiences following placement in the clinical setting).

This is a pilot study on the evaluation of the effectiveness of a Responsible Serving of Alcoholic Beverages (RSA) training programme, aimed at people of the sector.

Elsewhere, the Co-operative College and the Ethical Trading Initiative have joined forces to deliver a training programme aimed at those who are serious about ensuring that the working conditions of employees in the developing world that supply goods to their customers in the UK meet or exceed international standards.

Elsewhere, the Co-operative College and the Ethical Trading Initiative have joined forces to deliver a training programme aimed at those who want to ensure the working conditions of employees of firms in the developing world supplying goods to their customers in the UK meet or exceed international standards.

Therefore, we developed a training programme aimed at job retention.

We implemented and evaluated a training programme aimed at improving communication and practical skills in staff working with self-harm patients in inpatient settings.