Sentence examples for countries for training from inspiring English sources

He also began sending educational missions to European countries for training in modern techniques.

"They promised they would send us to some other countries for training and studying," said Amin, a 25-year-old recruit from Bamian in central Afghanistan.

… Students who come to the US appreciate these strengths, scoring factors that are proxies for the research environment higher than students who go to most other countries for training".

Respondents were asked for their views on the idea of financial reparation to source countries for training and health system losses from the migration of health professionals, a claim frequently made by SSA governments.

Britain has 85 defence staff based in Bahrain and members of the country's armed forces are invited to defence colleges in this country for training.

The big energy companies cannot establish permanent bases inside the country because it is simply too dangerous; they are currently having to fly Iraqis out of the country for training.

The Chinese president, Xi Jinping, pledged $10m for UN Women towards its work in realising the Beijing platform for action, and, over the next five years, said China would launch 100 health projects, support school enrolment for girls and host 30,000 women from poorer countries for skills training.

While low income countries have limited resources for training healthcare professionals, the migration of those who are trained to conventional international standards has made dependence on such cadres increasingly precarious [ 1].

Half of the countries had some framework for training members of the committees on the activities and management of health research ethics, which was either by means of workshops or courses.

But administration officials have suggested that once the withdrawal is complete — a politically significant milestone in both the United States and Iraq — the two sides could negotiate the return of American troops to the country for training purposes.

The U.S. withdrew its troops in late 2011 after being unable to strike a deal with Maliki to leave approximately 10,000 in the country for training and counter-terrorism operations.