Sentence examples for aid to train from inspiring English sources

Before you hit your first ball, it is essential that you use an alignment aid to train your eyes to aim properly.

The generals raised serious doubts about their agenda when they objected to Washington using some of its military aid to train election workers and political party operatives on a nonpartisan basis.

In 2012 Women for Health in Nigeria began a five-year, five-state, £25m programme, funded by UK aid, to train a new generation of midwives to safely deliver babies in their villages.

Part of the problem was timing: President Clinton was about to hand him a check for $1.3 billion in aid to train and outfit a new Colombian anti-drug brigade.

The plan includes $1.3 billion in aid to train and outfit a Colombian anti-drug brigade to support police efforts in eradicating coca and in halting processing and shipment of coca and cocaine in two southern provinces that are largely controlled by Colombia's largest guerrilla group.

The fog can also be used as a visual aid to train workers in proper hood use.

Many acres of lush – and private – gallops stretch off into the distance and every possible aid to training is available in or around the main stable complex.

Performed in prone lying using a pressure biofeedback unit, it has been used as an aid to training and to assess the subject's ability to perform SSEs correctly.

HCPs identified a number of strategies to facilitate balance training within PR, including; training twice a week, incorporating an interval training program for everyone enrolled in PR, providing visual aids to training and promoting independence by; providing a set program, considering the environment and initiating a home-based exercise program early.

Why else would the association, once again last week, attack the U.S. Department of Education for seeking to implement a law that simply requires career colleges that receive federal aid to actually train students to earn a living?

It claims that the "moderate" Syrian opposition which the US has promised to aid and train is identical to the jihadi groups supporting Isis, (or Isil as the Syrians prefer to call it, using another of the organisation's acronyms).