Sentence examples for attract train from inspiring English sources

One of the biggest challenges for the health service is to attract, train and retain the right talent.

"It's going to come down to who can attract, train and retain the best people," he said.

Successful schools and districts have supported the development of professional teamwork, and have completely revamped how they attract, train, and support teachers.

Al Qaeda's architecture remains both geographical — havens remain necessary for it to attract, train and dispatch attackers — and also virtual, in the sense that the Internet can provide one of the means by which recruits are drawn to the havens.

The value proposition of a long-term career at the firm is as compelling as ever, and we are confident that we will continue to attract, train and develop a strong pipeline of managing director candidates in the future.

"NASA has found itself in a position of retaining management jobs and an aging work force, while being restricted in its ability to attract, train and retain younger engineers," the study found.

Mr. Chin said an institute for chief financial officers could attract trained accountants from around the region seeking to further their careers by developing core, broadly applicable corporate finance skills.

The Welsh government said it and other agencies worked for more than four years to attract training camps.

Pavignani [ 17] argued that military health services grow during conflict and compete directly with the public health sector to attract trained health workers.

Dr. Stavens sees a day when MOOCs will disrupt how faculty are attracted, trained and paid, with the most popular "compensated like a TV actor or a movie actor".

A Saudi statement criticized the Taliban for turning Afghanistan into "a center for attracting, training and recruiting young and inexperienced men from all nationalities, especially from Saudi Arabia, to carry out criminal acts that violate all religions".