Sentence examples for candidate training from inspiring English sources

The party leaders agreed to meet every two months or so and, at the next session, to discuss candidate training, fund-raising and publishing the newsletter.

Newt Gingrich, the former speaker of the House, introduced himself to a new generation of Republicans by holding candidate training sessions in early-voting states.

"Astronaut candidate training lasts for about 2 years.

First, there's a couple of years of astronaut candidate training, followed by potentially several more years of waiting to get selected to fly.

In August of 2017, 14 of those 18,300 candidates will start their astronaut candidate training and begin their journey of – hopefully – ending up on a NASA mission into space.

We further improve on this approach by introducing the Semantic Label Propagation (SLP) method, which uses the similarity between low-dimensional representations of candidate training instances to again extend the (filtered) training set in order to increase recall while maintaining high precision.

Finally, an astronaut candidate trains and works on Earth providing assistance with other missions until they are assigned to a space mission, which can take years.

Because the information we have access to is limited, we base our decisions on where and for how long the candidate trained, and too frequently on the prestige of the journals they published in.

Earlier this week, in the Times, Sam Dillon wrote about a push by education consultants to "raise the status of the teaching profession by recruiting more qualified candidates, training them better and paying them more".

To improve its public schools, the United States should raise the status of the teaching profession by recruiting more qualified candidates, training them better and paying them more, according to a new report on comparative educational systems.

The rescues are dramatic enough, but there are only so many of them, and to fill its hour the program spends a fair amount of time showing us rescue-team candidates training in a pool.