Sentence examples for cadre time from inspiring English sources

Models included provider socio-demographic characteristics (age, cadre, time since training) and facility characteristics (family planning client volume, methods offered, clinic location, sector).

These assumptions affect the time required of each HCW to provide their services to an individual patient and the total daily cadre times.

This may have been a result of non-replacement of this cadre over time, leading to an aged pool of these personnel.

Notably, although paramedical practitioners and community health workers were not counted in workforce density figures measured here, improved reporting modalities in countries should lead to strengthening the global information and evidence base on these cadres over time.

Both girls were in Kanuna's cadre at the time of their death, but while any child soldiers remain in the LTTE they are also at risk.

This delay is equal to the length of the training and hiring pipeline for each cadre- the time that it takes for students to be trained, graduate, and enter the workforce.

Hiring a cadre of full-time professors is economically untenable, said Martin Finkelstein, a professor of higher education at Seton Hall University in New Jersey.

In an interview Sunday evening Mr. Wheeldon said there was not enough of a cadre of full-time dancers to work with.

For the United States military, the 22-member team is part of a newly formed counterterrorism capability, a cadre of full-time specialists created to help local police departments and firefighters after a chemical, biological or nuclear attack.

At that time, cadres of young architects and workers were bussed around the country to build Soviet-style concrete accommodation in what were meant to be Corbusian urban parklands.

Biden's meeting with Warren was the latest sign that the vice-president is seriously considering entering the race, and that he is increasingly discussing it with Democratic leaders outside of his small cadre of long-time advisers.