Sentence examples for for quality and training from inspiring English sources

Please note that when you call Simplifydigital, your call may be monitored and recorded for quality and training purposes.

Your call may be recorded for quality and training purposes" -- plus the great music and the many suggestions that rapid solutions are available online.

The study has been funded by The Danish Research Council, The Danish Heart Foundation (Hjerteforeningen), and The Committee for Quality and Training of general practitioners in the Region of Southern Denmark (Kvalitets- og EfteruddannelsesUdvalget i Region Syddanmark).

And, despite an investigation by Sir Robin Bosher, national director for quality and inspection training at Ofsted, concluding that the three schools overseen by De Souza could merely have estimated as to the rough dates of inspections, such guesswork was surprisingly accurate.

Hold senior faculty members accountable for quality and equitable training of early-career scholars who work with them, and increase grants that go directly to postdoctoral fellows and graduate students.

Please note that all calls are recorded for quality improvement and training purposes.

For quality control and training purposes, all interventions were audio-taped.

Your call may be recorded for quality-control and training purposes.

There are no schools like Vogue in West Africa and there is a demand for quality design training, and when it comes to innovation, a close competitor is Yaba College of Art in Lagos, Nigeria which produces very innovative artists and is starting to do the same in fashion but is marketed only to Nigerians.

While Morgan stressed the need for quality training and coaching in the new league, Rapinoe said it would be vital to start on a "smaller scale" and grow the league organically.

Modest financial assistance to support retention was provided to departmental faculty working in the MPH programme in return for quality training and mentoring of trainees (difficult to estimate precisely because of currency fluctuations, but representing less than 5% of faculty support).