Sentence examples for contribution to training from inspiring English sources

TV, film, radio, advertising, gaming and other digital artforms would wither without theatre's contribution to training successive generations of actors, directors, playwrights and technicians.

While higher education makes "a fundamental contribution to training a work force," she said, it should strive to be far more than that.

Case study: Don Hutchison Another to make a key contribution to training Scotland, not for the first or last time, were short of strikers.

We're pleased to be able to work with the students and postdocs, and hope that we're making a contribution to training the next generation of life-science entrepreneurs and executives in this region".

It is also worth underscoring SURE's effect on general interest in college-level science education and, to a lesser degree, K 12 science education, suggesting the program's contribution to training the next generation of students in the sciences.

Mary Creagh, the shadow secretary of state, warned that the government's net contribution to train operating companies would "skyrocket" next year.

Second, Europeans should increase their contributions to training the Afghan Army and police forces under both NATO and E.U. auspices.

Opie said that one of Burden's key contributions to training young artists was launching a program at UCLA called New Genres that focused on performance art, video and other less traditional art forms at a time when they had yet to join the mainstream.

Other notable solo turns were Katie Geissinger's agile contributions to "Train" and "Dance 1," Sadie Rosales's plaintive singing in "Bed," and the Coltrane-like roar that Andrew Sterman brought to the tenor saxophone solo in "Building/Train".

While it has long been known that exercise can activate JNK in skeletal muscle35,36, the role of JNK activation during exercise and its contribution to training-induced adaptations in muscle was not previously understood.

This private contribution to apprenticeship training translates roughly into a $35,000 investment in classroom training for each of the approximately 1,200 apprentices who graduated over that period due to growth in renewable generation.