Sentence examples for encouraged training from inspiring English sources

In post-crisis Zimbabwe, for example, the government pursued an ambitious scale-up strategy that encouraged training facilities to double enrolment, even though 60percentnt of academic and training positions at medical and nursing schools remained vacant [ 30].

Whilst diversity in locally defined roles is to be encouraged, training tailored to meet that role is a universal requirement [ 33].

In a letter to members of the House of Representatives in February 2010, Mr. Chapman criticized federal legislation sponsored by Representative George Miller, Democrat of California, that called for limits on the use of physical restraint and encouraged restraint training for teachers.

John Lauber, a former chairman of the safety board who is now an Airbus executive, cited an interview with a trainer at American who said that a simulator used by the airline for training encouraged pilots to use more rudder than would be required in a real airplane.

Youths in the region are increasingly encouraged to pursue formal training in distance running.

Likewise, some supervisors are encouraged to regard the training as a part of their job, while others have to attend in their own time.

Advice and instruction from others is very much encouraged, but the responsibility for your training rests, in most cases, with a single individual.

Additional training courses are strongly encouraged to achieve adequate CPR performance.

Then early in 2000, a wrestler who trained at Gold's encouraged him to take classes at Ultimate Pro Wrestling (UPW), a former World Wrestling Entertainment developmental company.

"Because police are often the first on the scene of an overdose, the Obama Administration has strongly encouraged local law enforcement agencies to train and equip their personnel with naloxone," Mario Moreno Zepeda, spokesman for the Office of National Drug Control Policy, explained to HuffPost via email.

Self-management programmes [ 24] which include strategies such as client-centred goal setting, self advocacy training, education and peer mentoring encouraged cautious optimism among participants for improvements in quality of life of people living with CFS/ME.