Sentence examples for improper training from inspiring English sources

The state then reopened its investigation, issuing an extensive list of charges against the hospital, including ineffective hospital oversight, violating a patient's rights and improper training of the staff.

Several of its workers filed a complaint against the company with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration contending that improper training and prolonged exposure to the chemicals used in the spray, sumithrin and piperonyl butoxide, made them sick.

As the city struggled with the anthrax threat, bringing in dozens of scientists to work in labs scattered around the city, two technicians were exposed to anthrax spores, and critics pointed to improper training as the main cause.

"The actual event might not be the harmful thing, but improper training could be," said Dr. Joel Brenner, director of the sports medicine program at Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters in Norfolk, Va.

The Treasury inspector general, who investigated these actions for months, testified again today that he found no criminal violations, and that the serious misjudgments by agency employees was the result of improper training.

Five workers who sprayed pesticides for a city contractor last summer to kill mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus have filed a complaint with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, contending that improper training and prolonged exposure to the chemicals made them sick.

Instead of rehashing the killing, "Problem Areas" advances to an exploration of "improper police training," the factor on which a litany of newsreaders laid blame in the Castile case.

The experts qualified their recommendation, noting that poor training, improper use and, for N95 respirators, the need for fit-testing may compromise the overall effectiveness of these measures.

I will develop a driver-training app to detect improper driving behaviors and provide training feedback.

"This disaster was not the result of poor training or improper mine procedures".

In a 119-page report, the union listed complaints ranging from lack of terrorism training, to improper decontamination of fire equipment, to what it called the department's general lack of responsiveness after months of complaints.