Sentence examples for broken training from inspiring English sources
The Baptist minister and civil rights activist Al Sharpton, who has been working closely with the Garner family, put it this way earlier this month: "You cannot have broken-windows policing if you have broken training, broken accountability and police that claim 'I have the right to bring you down' and then later say 'It's resisting' even when the videotape says it's not".
In 1954, the union said he had broken training in Europe the previous summer and barred him from international races for a year.
As to the Manchester episode, which concerns more players than me, I am alleged to have broken training regulations at Manchester by ordering drinks to be sent to my bedroom at the hotel.
But Bryant suspended Namath, a junior quarterback, from playing the last two games of the 1963 season, including the 1964 Sugar Bowl (Alabama still beat Mississippi, 12-7), because Namath had broken training rules by going to a bar.
Now that the Jets have broken training camp and Tebow, a famous chaste Christian, becomes a full-time New Yorker, it has become a common, and mildly amusing, pastime to fret about the temptations he might face or the potential loneliness he might suffer.
Despite their clashing cultures, despite interruptions, broken trains of thought, conflicts of intention, one sensed a constant tilt toward community.
In the Russian Far East, submarines, fishing boats, tanks, broken train wheels are all disappearing into open maws of bulk carriers destined for China.
Mr. Marino said that construction safety in New York has improved over the years, particularly for companies that concentrate on it before ground is broken, train their workers and then monitor themselves.
They gathered at Charing Cross station in London on Wednesday to highlight issues such as signal failures, broken trains and missing drivers.
The center also has the system's work trains, including a diesel locomotive that can fetch broken trains.
