Sentence examples for expert on training from inspiring English sources

On the other side of the ledger, he says, "I am not the expert on training the new Iraqi Army".

Hilary Steedman, an expert on training at the London School of Economics, argues that it would be better simply to leave all training to be done by employers themselves.

A team of school coordinators were selected by the education office in Aden, consisting of the director of school supervision, director of school health, director of school social services, a teacher representing the school curriculum supervisory committee, and an expert on training of trainers methodologies.

David was quick to thank the support and encouragement he constantly receives from his team, as well as this expert hands-on training he feels he is so lucky to receive as part of his apprenticeship.

Personnel, including perioperative nurses, must receive expert hands-on training to successfully mitigate risk and provide care in the hybrid OR setting.

For example, in one DPA sequence that focuses on training the expert skill of mapping between different representations, students are given the general mathematical expression of a physics situation (such as angular momentum) and required to map each variable in the expression, such as distance r and angle α, to the corresponding distances and angles in a specific given physics situation (Fig. 1).

To assess both level and type of the initial training on regional anesthesia for French residents after the publication of formalized recommendations of experts on training and practice in regional anesthesia in 2006.

Yet, important as it is, the United States military has not put enough emphasis on training and promoting experts in foreign military assistance.

Officials have also hired a child welfare expert to train staff members on abuse reporting requirements and have improved reporting protocols with the authorities, said Jimmy M. Lago, chancellor of the archdiocese.

We're not removing the human element, it still relies on a human expert to train the system, but what we're removing is some of the dull, drudgish parts".

Since Vokes blew the whistle to the NEB in 2012, there's been an increase in the number of whistleblower reports to the NEB, so much so that the regulator put out a tender for an expert to train its staff on how to handle the complaints.