Sentence examples for develop a cadre from inspiring English sources
Faculty development is necessary to develop a cadre of educators with the necessary skill and experience to do so on a widespread basis.
It's hard to develop a cadre of skilled people in those conditions".
He noted that after the Soviet Union launched Sputnik, the United States urgently worked to develop a cadre of Russian speakers and scholars.
It has allowed the party to develop a cadre of professional politicos, to fund its press office and to pay a variety of overheads.
The military has an "AfPak Hands" program to develop a cadre of 750 officers with knowledge and expertise to work on the region's problems for five to seven years.
They commended family companies on their ability to develop a cadre of loyal staff; they may not be able to compete with investment banks or consultancies in hiring top talent, but they make up for it by developing high-performance teams that stick together for years.
The new ministry put the armed services under a single chain of command directly responsible to the president and developed a cadre of experienced civil servants.
— The United States is at risk of developing a cadre of military leaders who are cut off politically, culturally and geographically from the population they are sworn to protect, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates told an audience at Duke University on Wednesday night.
Some changes will be expensive, especially developing a cadre of public defenders well versed in juvenile court law and providing better medical and mental health treatment for children in detention.
To counter this, GE and Procter & Gamble have developed a cadre of three vice-chairmen with broad areas of responsibility who are the heirs apparent CEOs in training.Young managers are frustrated by having fewer opportunities for promotion; in a recent poll of British managers, 38% said that their company's flatter structure was a barrier to their career.
It was also noted that from the measurements used in the IBP p66 "Developing a cadre of conservators to undertake and carry forward this research has been rewarding.
