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Liberal Saudis even suggest that judges should be trained not only in sacred texts but also in other aspects of life.The changes do not meet another demand often voiced by lawyers, which is for laws to be codified.

This makes the SVM classifier be trained not only on the original infrastructure but also on the new infrastructure after resources adjustment.

Teachers have to be trained not only in technological and curricular knowledge but also on methodology and formative assessment.

And when they don't roar to life as expected, the corner mechanic must be trained not only in auto repair, but in computers technology (assuming he or she owns the equipment).

Therefore, teachers need to be trained not only in the most effective approaches to cognitive development in young children, but also in how to foster and enhance their very sensitive emotional and social development.

Primary care practitioners should be trained not only to evaluate overweight and obesity in children and adolescents, but also to provide these patients with the care required for a healthier life.

This was America's 21st-century military at work: soldiers are trained not only to battle insurgents but also to be good stewards of the environment.

Residents are trained not only to avoid unnecessary C-sections, but to let higher-ups know if they witness another doctor about to perform one.

Experienced physicians who examine torture survivors as part of the asylum process are trained not only to recognize signs of torture but also to distinguish those signs from other findings.

The NN of IMAZ was trained not only with the data displayed in Fig. 1, but also with a TQ counterpart for each measured value.

Mally was trained not only in philosophy but also in mathematics, and was influenced by Ernst Schröder, and later, of course, by Whitehead and Russell.