Sentence examples for conduct a training session from inspiring English sources
In Baltimore last fall, I watched a veteran cop (African-American, a professor's son) conduct a training session in which he described his state of mind when he was dropped, as a rookie, into a violent section of West Baltimore.
Crossmaglen were leading 1-7 to 0-0 about about eight minutes at the Athletic Grounds when their team managers Oisin McConville and John McEntee called the players aside and began to conduct a training session.
In mid-May, IRS officials from Washington made another trip to Cincinnati to conduct a training session with IRS officials there, and officials in Washington "began reviewing all potential political cases began in Cincinnati".
While we did conduct a training session with the research team prior to data collection, it was limited in time and by language barriers.
To ensure that instructors are prepared to teach a robust, standardized Yang-style Tai Chi treatment program for patients with knee OA, we conduct a training session with the three Tai Chi instructors to thoroughly review concepts of knee OA and a standardized teaching menu at the beginning of the study and reviewed as needed throughout the course of the study.
Recruitment: Whenever the population centre, is invited to participate at first round of CRCSP, from July 2011 to May 2012, the heads of coordination and management of the programme conduct a training session addressed at all staff in the centre about CRC screening and the established circuit.
We then conducted a training session for the research assistants, reviewing the questionnaire and interview techniques before piloting the study for 2 weeks.
Prior to study commencement, a representative from Alere Inc. conducted a training session for 3 study nurses, each of whom had previously received training in the diagnosis, treatment, and care of tuberculosis-infected patients.
Before data collection, we conducted a training session on research ethics, recruitment strategy and basics on HIV, HEP and STI as well as a community mapping to identify potential recruitment sites (e.g. churches, Afro shops, stores, cultural and sport events).
Since young Peruvian people are not familiar with the use of handheld computers, rather than desktops and Internet, we decided to conduct a short training session before collecting data.
