Sentence examples for expansion training from inspiring English sources

stadium expansion, training ground, facilities like that which cost a lot of money.

"We'll use it wisely, we always have done," said Monk, adding: "There's infrastructure to improve, plenty of things off the field that we need to improve... stadium expansion, training ground, facilities like that which cost a lot of money.

"By the time they've paid for this stadium expansion, training facilities and this rebrand, how much is going to be left for the playing side?" The proposals for the Championship club include increasing the capacity of the Cardiff City Stadium to 35,000 by 2014, as well as new training facilities and money to buy players.

The thermodynamic analysis shows that the expansion train power can be improved about 26% compared with the conventional CAES system.

The mass flow rates of working fluids across the expansion train both increase with the increased load rate or the decreased speed.

But we may have reached a point where there are enough incremental growth opportunities in the system including backfill opportunities, expansion trains, and smaller FLNG projects that the expansion of supply no longer has to be so sharply cyclical.

Subsequent expansion trained providers at Mbita, Siaya, Maseno Mission, Yalla, and Nightingale Hospitals, with a total of 28 providers trained.

Further expansion in training has been possible by the involvement of Chinese surgeons in foreign training programmes and international meetings since the early 1980's.

All healthcare professionals should be trained in the generation and use of prognosis research evidence; there should be an expansion of training and education opportunities for those interested in methodological aspects of prognosis research (recommendation 7).

Large pay increases were funded in 2006 and in 2006 to 2007 there was a significant expansion of training schools, although there were also some concerns about the effect of this expansion on quality of training.

In this capacity he guided the expansion and training of the U.S. Army throughout the war.