Sentence examples for centres for training from inspiring English sources

These hospitals later became major centres for training in pediatrics, which began to be taught as a separate discipline in medical schools by the middle of the 19th century.

In Wales in 2010, the Welsh government decided to de-incorporate and focus on what the "old techs" had always been: centres for training, for adult and communication education (now distant memories in England) for GCSE and A-level provision, and for apprenticeships, day release and much else, with a primary focus on identifiable local communities.

Much of the health care expertise is located in the large hospitals, which are also centres for training and education.

Vaccines are stored in solar-powered refrigerators; each month hundreds of volunteers gather at the centres for training in how to carry out immunization.

The roll-out of the new national guidelines should also aim to build strong capacity for tertiary institutions like Bugando, so that they function as resource centres for training skilled professionals in maternal and perinatal death reviews.

This institution has global ambitions to become a centre for training after the 2014 Games.

We work closely with veterans, whether they're visiting for the day, staying at the centre for training or a holiday or live in Brighton permanently.

Computer programs for writing Benesh scores have been developed, and a centre for training notators and producing publications was established in the 1990s at the Centre National de la Danse in Paris.

On the one hand, Laurence Olivier, Ralph Richardson and John Burrell came up with a five-year expansion plan for the Old Vic that envisaged two national companies and advocated a theatre centre for training, experiment and development of young audiences.

The US department of homeland security has said that the bombs may also be associated with two schools, the Yemen American Institute for Languages-Computer Mandgementhend the American Centre for Training and Development, that have ties to Awlaki and which have previously been identified in connection with attempted attacks.

M. R. Rajagopal, the director of W.H.O.'s Collaborating Centre for Training and Policy on Access to Pain Relief, says that "the N.D.P.S. Act created by Government of India was concerned only with preventing abuse and diversion; it did not give attention to facilitating medical use".