Sentence examples for cadre of future from inspiring English sources

There are now TechnoGirls in all nine provinces of South Africa and they form an inspiring cadre of future leaders who's success can in part be attributed to this programme.

To develop a cadre of future leaders in pediatric environmental health (PEH), the Ambulatory Pediatric Association APAA) launched a new 3-year fellowship in 2001 the world's first formal training program in PEH.

In the longer term, there was a need to train and develop junior nurses in management skills, thus ensuring a suitable cadre of future nursing managers and leaders: ""Need to start management process and experience by making nurses have management responsibilities at Band 6".

Under his rule, Turkey financially flourished, modernised and castrated a once powerful military cadre, removing the threat of future military coups that had, all too often, been able to hold the country hostage.

4. Introduce fast-track training for a small number of bright graduates They will form the future cadre of leaders, with no strong roots in social work, but who will be the ambitious future managers in privatised child protection.

Whilst the number of apprentices taken on each year was related to the future short-term demand for skills bearing in mind anticipated business and retirements over the next 3 5 years, the apprenticeship programme was also designed to provide a cadre of skilled employees from which future managers and supervisors could be selected.

Addressing concerns about how to maintain high-quality care while reaching all eligible patients will require adequate training, ongoing support, and rigorous monitoring of future efforts to shift ART provision to lower cadres of health workers.

But that is a small cadre of companies on which to build a future, and far fewer than, say, Taiwan has.

In keeping with this trend Turkey--and its allies everywhere--should look into the future to a growing cadre of radical moderates.

In this case, there is an aspect of the mission to ensure not only the quality and value of current science but the nurturing of new ideas and a new cadre of investigators that will be critical to the future.

But I am also deeply disturbed about what Fox's apparent victory means for the future of President Obama's administration and cadre of talented advisors.