Sentence examples for create specialists from inspiring English sources

"It's expensive to create specialists in all these areas.

It was felt that current detailed and outdated medical undergraduate training, led by 'old die-hards' was more designed to create specialists and should be re-arranged into alternative education models, as experienced in some countries.

He said the government was preparing to create specialist de-radicalisation centres, where young people could follow an individual programme.

It wants to recruit 1,000 extra doctors, scrap care fees and create specialist cancer diagnostic centres across Wales.

But Lord Judge, the Lord Chief Justice, has rejected a call by MPs to create specialist courts to deal with such abuse cases.

Ministers have confirmed planning is under way to create specialist units within the high security estate in order to remove the most dangerous extremists from the general population.

This autumn saw the launch of the latest fast-track graduate programme when applications opened for Think Ahead, which aims to create specialist mental health social workers.

For example, Chugai is now starting to create specialist sales forces to sell its cancer drugs, and is even reaching out to patients.Mergers and alliances also help Japanese firms expand abroad.

He is less radical than Mr Howard, who wants to create specialist courts for medical malpractice claims and to give judges and officials far more authority to consider the common good when making decisions.

The party wants to recruit 1,000 extra doctors, create specialist cancer diagnostic centres across Wales and scrap care fees for the elderly and people with dementia, at a cost of £226m.

Scientists/engineers create specialist partial-equilibrium models of energy, environment and transportation.