Sentence examples for for language training from inspiring English sources

Federal financial support is therefore critical for language training at all levels of our educational system.

The military has struggled for years to develop a clear objective for language training.

By June, five young Soviet officers were in Beijing for language training.

With America needing Central Asian logistical support for its operations in Afghanistan, expediency was understandable.Less understandable is that, in four of the region's five countries (Kyrgyzstan, a struggling democracy, is the exception), American aid budgets are shrinking, including for language training and other education.

Mr. Hollande said Tuesday that the plan would rest on three pillars: easing the access to credit for small and midsize companies; developing new job-training and apprenticeship programs; and increasing the geographic mobility of young people by offering money for language training and moving costs.

Support for language training may be requested.

On the issue of language training for intelligence officers, a senior Republican Congressional official said a significant amount of money allocated by Congress for the foreign language training of C.I.A. officers, particularly in Arabic, Persian and Pashto, had been redirected by the agency for other purposes during the last fiscal year.

As the number of Syrian refugees in Canada has steadily risen in recent weeks, so have reports of local settlement services being stretched – and at times overwhelmed – by the sudden demand for services ranging from language training to affordable housing.

Since Norway already had a comprehensive programme of language training for newly arrived immigrants, the committee's majority could see no need for a further language test as a condition for granting citizenship.

The solutions proposed are the organization of translation resources with a proactive approach which are adapted to real needs, and a change in the focus of language training activities for the adults in the community.

Implications for designing language training programs for children with autism based on an analysis of joint control are discussed.