Sentence examples for conducted training on from inspiring English sources

"There is definitely a need for health facilities to be prepared for mass casualty situations and so we are working with a number of health facilities in various governorates … So far, we have conducted training on mass casualties, stabilisation and first aid in Sana'a, Aden and Al-Baydha governorates.

The project equipped volunteers with bicycles and start-up kits of essential drugs, conducted training on service management, and set up revolving accounts so that the community financed and sustained the flow of supplies.

We will also conduct training on soil conservation and modern farming methods.

The Pakistani Army also conducts training on its own without direct American aid.

"The justice system is a system of black and white, and most cases of warriors are gray," said Jeff Murphy, a retired lieutenant and crisis team intervention coordinator for the Chicago Police Department who conducts training on dealing with veterans.

He said the suspects were conducting training on community health service at the time of the raid and that the farmhouse is owned by Dr. Melencia Velmonte, a medical doctor.

"This policy approves a more limited set of techniques for use in Iraq, and also provides additional safeguards and prohibitions, rectifies ambiguities and, significantly, requires commanders to conduct training on and verify implementation of the policy, and report compliance to the commander," according to a summary of the inquiry's classified report.

Mr. Broughty said several chapter presidents were concerned that Mr. Hasenberg was raising dues but not providing basic services expected from a national fraternity: holding regular national conventions, conducting training on matters like running the chapter and recruiting, supplying pledge pins and issuing an annual newsletter about the fraternity.

Also, there is lack of material to conduct training on energy efficiency.

VE provide the possibility of conducting training on high risk activities that cannot be implemented in field-based training (Addison et al. 2013), for example, the feasibility of setting hazardous situations that endangers a person's life (Liu et al. 2010).

Screener Rolando Negrin's private body parts were observed by his Transportation Security Administration colleagues conducting training on the airport's full-body imaging machines.