Sentence examples for full complement of training from inspiring English sources
"This is really making sure that people who are in positions of leadership and teams that are leading dioceses or parishes have the full complement of training, education and formation," she said.
Third, the LPS is designed to assess trainee perceptions across a full complement of subspecialty training programs, program training years and academic years.
In October, LaunchCode partnered with the educational technology company PluralSight, to give the non-profit's trainees free access to the full complement of PluralSight's online training courses.
Peter J. R. Trapp, who runs the $170 million Needham Growth fund, has a full complement of foul-weather gear.
Fewer than 4 of every 100 Metro-North trains operated without a full complement of passenger cars last year, a significant improvement from 2004, when 18 of every 100 trains were missing at least one car, Metro-North's statistics showed.
In the decade following World War I, 162 pilots and 165 observers were trained, and the full complement of the air force was 196 officers, 499 NCOs and 2241 enlisted men.
She said many new officers have been hired since the mayor, Eddie Perez, took office 15 months ago and that once the new recruits complete their field training, the city will again have a full complement of officers.
General Schwartz said Wednesday that, based on the experience of training indigenous forces in Afghanistan, it would be "several years" before Iraq would develop a full complement of security forces.
