Sentence examples for environment training from inspiring English sources

Reporters including Tung are routinely schooled in battlefield first aid, as well as hostile environment training.

The most common problem was the failure of parishes or schools to offer "safe environment" training for children.

As war approached, hundreds of correspondents, photographers and camera operators passed through Britain, attending "hostile environment" training courses and buying satellite phones, helmets, chemical warfare suits and respirators.

Research on an Olympic long jumper from Spain showed that he had no copies of the R variant, indicating that athletic success is probably affected by a combination of genes as well as factors like environment, training, nutrition and luck.

After a curiously long detour for "hostile environment training," the two arrive in Afghanistan, where they must navigate the political rat's nest of Kabul before setting out for the hinterland.

A BBC journalist who had told me about the job with the Tunisian company pushed me into going on a hostile environment training course with the help of a bursary from the fantastic Rory Peck Trust.

You also give her the right environment, train her, encourage her, support her, challenge her, respond to her individuality.

We care passionately about the environment – train travel is the greenest form of public transport and we are doing a huge amount to further reduce our carbon footprint and that of our passengers".

Due to unreliable wireless communications and complicated wave propagation environment, train control performance can be significantly affected by the WLAN-based train-ground communications [3].

Thanko says their product is ideal for people suffering from ear fatigue and that their earphones even makes life (especially in bigger cities) safer because users will still hear sounds from the environment (trains, people, cars).

Child-friendly schools provide children with a protective environment, trained teachers, adequate resources and appropriate physical, emotional and social conditions for learning.