Sentence examples for based to train from inspiring English sources

But she showed immediate promise, caught the eye of the coaches at the British Championships and at the age of 15 moved from Livingston to Nottingham, where the elite squad are based, to train full time.

Saracens has reportedly invited Holyhead to come to London, where it's based, to train with the team.

Their growing numbers point to the worsening problem of lawlessness in Pakistan's tribal areas, which they use as a base to train alongside militants from Al Qaeda who have carried out terrorist attacks in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Europe, according to Western diplomats.

The five men are tricked into thinking they're visiting a facility near their base to train soldiers; instead, they're there to be subjected to the kinds of interrogation tactics that our own armed forces have carried out for several years, at Abu Ghraib and at Guantánamo Bay.

While anti-Americanism still runs high, and while there remains support for some militant groups that are considered allies of the state, there is also support building for the military's campaign to squeeze the Taliban militants who have used Pakistan's tribal areas as a base to train and dispatch their suicide bombers.

"Our proprietary clustering algorithms automatically cluster our customer's historical data (chat, email, knowledge base) to train our neural network.

Riyadh also agreed to a US request to provide a base to train moderate Syrian rebel forces.

In 1989, the same year that the Soviets withdrew from Afghanistan, bin Laden founded his international terrorist organization, Al Qaeda (The Base) to train fighters for the global jihad against America.

In another sign that the drug war in Latin America is taking on a more militarized dimension president Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua has provided Moscow with a base to train Latin armed forces and police in drug interdiction and other tactics.

Its I.M.-based model has allowed IntelliCare to hire staff members without worrying about where they are based, and to train them using chat sessions that provide instant feedback.

Simulation has been shown to be an effective educational adjunct to typical operating room-based education to train for these events.