Sentence examples for for improved training of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lee at the Financial Supervisory Service called for improved training of analysts.

Judge Vela said he had filed a complaint with the United States attorney, calling for improved training of agents.

The four safety recommendations issued yesterday call for improved training of maintenance personnel about potentially unsafe wiring conditions in aircraft and for several actions to limit possible sources of ignition in fuel tanks.

In October, the administration settled a federal lawsuit over brutality at the jails that among other things called for improved training of officers, thousands of additional surveillance cameras and oversight by a court-appointed monitor.

In addition, we renewed our intent to advocate for improved training of campus postdocs.

Two years to the date of his death a vigil was held in Frederick, MD, and online on the #JusticeForEthan Facebook Page, where you can also find updates on the commission for improved training of our first responders and also information about an upcoming documentary Ethan's Law.

However, primary care practitioners (PCPs) have limited training in identification and treatment of mental health problems such as depression and Posttraumatic Stress Disorders (PTSD) [ 18], which calls for improved training on the management of traumatized patients in both undergraduate and postgraduate education.

Responses to the report range from earnest requests for improved training for noncombat soldiers to demands for punishment of Army commanders.

There is an obvious need for improved training and education of GPs in counselling of overweight patients focusing on methods of giving dietary and physical activity advice.

The consequences of this and the limited scope of investigation carried out by managers is highlighted and the need for improved training and the development of a practical model of risk assessment and investigation for managers is advanced.

In fact, Baden-Powell wrote his original military training book, Aids To Scouting, because he saw the need for the improved training of British military-enlisted scouts, particularly in initiative, self-reliance, and observational skills.