Sentence examples for cited training from inspiring English sources
It cited training faculty in military culture and in identifying the symptoms of post-traumatic stress, as well as specialized academic advising and counselors to handle questions about the G.I. Bill and other federal benefits.
Providers also frequently cited training opportunities as a main motivation for joining the network at the time of recruitment.
In 5 (16%) of the RCTs, at least one author had cited training in biostatistics (MSc or PhD) or was affiliated with a department of statistics, public health, or clinical epidemiology.
Half of those who earned Ph.D.s in the United States--and 60% in physical and life sciences--became postdocs in 2006, most citing "training" as the reason.
(The federal compliance official for the Maricopa County Election Department, Tammy Patrick, strongly denies those allegations: "I just don't buy it," she says, saying the phone line had only six minute waits at worst, and citing training materials and a video accompanying the two-hour training of poll workers).
The company may expand into Asia, the US and Latin America and the founders cite trains and buses as the competition, not similar services.
A federal inquiry into the death of a man who was dragged by a New Jersey Transit train last year has cited the train's crew for numerous procedural lapses, and has said the state agency could face fines up to $27,000 for violating a federal safety regulation.
But one narcotics supervisor who has been involved in the training said the team that tangled with Mr. Dorismond did not appear to have followed one important guideline cited during training sessions: if a confrontation appears to be escalating, move on.
The coroner cited "inadequate" training and "lax" supervision as factors in the tragedies.
He cited the training methods, the coaches and ultimately the desire to perform on behalf of the country.
The report cited insufficient training to prepare scholars for work in the field, concern about confidentiality and obtaining informed consent from the local population, and the possibility that collected research could be used to select military targets.
