Sentence examples for choice to train from inspiring English sources

What worries me about proposals to cut the bursary is that future graduates will not be given the choice to train in the way best suited to them.

I have known her as someone who is deeply respectful of the choice to train as a priest.

Because of her choice to train for the Paralympic Games, she may lose her spot in transitional housing and is not sure she will have a home to come back to after the competition has ended.

For the 55-year-old from Manchester, becoming a movie director was a far cry from his first career choice - to train as a priest.

Therefore prospective health workers in these countries have no choice but to train in other countries.

Once around 35 attack and 45 strength, you have a choice of remaining to train at monks or continuing to the level 27 minotaurs in the stronghold.

Although physiotherapists do not have formal training in pain management they are a logical choice to be trained in the delivery of PCST given their expertise in administering physical treatments to treat pain and their understanding of the biopsychosocial approach.

Physiotherapists are a logical choice to be trained to deliver a PCST intervention as they already have expertise in administering exercise for knee OA and are cognisant of the need for a biopsychosocial approach to management.

Variability in the analyses comes from two sources: the initialisation of the HMM and the choice of sequence used to train the HMM.

If you don't like their choices, you will need to train them to sleep elsewhere.

It's raised more than $400 million to train "pro-choice" Democratic women to run for office.