Sentence examples for developing their training from inspiring English sources
We are now developing their training programme, so it can be used by the wider business.
Boca Juniors bought Corbatta for 12 million pesos in 1963, a payment that Racing invested in expanding their stadium and developing their training base.
Key conclusions were presented to the leadership of the six cacao grower associations in Montes de Maria as tools to be used in developing their training curriculums.
More successful are programs developed by consulting firms like LifeWings in Memphis and the Surgical Safety Institute in Tampa, Fla., both of which have professional pilots and physicians developing their training materials and serving on their advisory boards.
Echoing that theme, officials at 11 universities in Catalonia say the decision "is harming not only the Ph.D. students but also the research institutions where they are developing their training grants and their corresponding countries".
The UK GRAD programme, best known to PhD students for the GRAD school courses that help them take ownership of their personal development, is responsible for helping universities to develop their training programmes.
Besides trainers from the FOSTER consortium, Pedro Fernandes (Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência), Bianca Kramer and Jeroen Bosman (both Utrecht University) will join to help participants develop their training skills.
Dr. Abbas Amar, the labor organization's Deputy Director General, said that the organi zation was prepared to assist the poorer countries to develop their training programs for sea farers.
Pilgrim Theatre was named one of four Resident Companies at the Boston Center for the Arts and remained there for six years, where they created a body of work and developed their training style.
"As these teams develop their training programs, we think this direct advice from an engaged group of trainees is a valuable commodity".
Both were interested in developing their classical training in new ways, to make different movement – not classical or contemporary, but simply dance.
