Sentence examples for by retraining from inspiring English sources
Domouso says that Caritas is trying to help the unemployed by retraining electricians and surveyors to work in tourism.
Care of the elderly by the elderly – by retraining the over-50s to work in social care – must be rethought as a virtuous circle, as a human resource.
For now, airlines are trying to do this by retraining thousands of workers to recognize legitimate ticket confirmations or search suitcases.
New Labour argues that the competitive challenge from Asia and emerging economies can only be met by retraining displaced workers, helping Britain to move "up the technology curve".
Corbyn told the audience that he would safeguard jobs at the Faslane nuclear submarine base by retraining staff for more peaceful endeavours under a defence diversification agenda.
It believes that those who under-perform, or wish to return as an advocate, will be helped by retraining; it is an essential part of their scheme.
The hybrid reasoning architecture incorporates both rule-based and case-based reasoning; this enables CARA to be more robust and to adapt to a changing environment by continuously retraining with new cases.
Briefly, permutation testing was performed by repeatedly retraining the classifier after permuting the class labels (1000 permutations).
Van Valiant has managed to hold onto his job by participating in retraining programs and making himself as indispensable as possible.
The shutdown was cushioned by redundancy payments, retraining and a buoyant labour market.Trinidad, Jamaica and Barbados still make sugar, but lose money even at today's EU prices.
Provenge is a cell therapy that works by removing and retraining a patient's immune cells; manufacturing and marketing it will be different from creating a new drug.
