Sentence examples for institutions train from inspiring English sources

MIT and other institutions train brilliant scientists and inventors, and inspire many to become entrepreneurs.

Where have I heard that before?" Should higher education institutions train students for life or give them skills for work?

There were attempts to secure oil and construction contracts, but little was done to build institutions, train a national security force, or help tackle human rights abuses.

Once an occupying power has to build reliable institutions, train leaders and political parties, and shore up civil society, there goes the dream of a short-lived armed intervention.

"In the process, China will need to strengthen its legal institutions, train more legal professionals, learn to follow international legal procedures, and educate its people about the concept of rights, law and international norms," Ms. Johnson quoted Mr. Su as saying.

Since, as elsewhere, many Mozambican university students plagiarize, sometimes extensively, how can educational institutions train and motivate them to produce academically correct original research and literature reviews and, thereby, acquire proper ethics, technical proficiency and more profound knowledge, all of great use later for professional achievement and national development?

Countries need investment in technology, communications, infrastructure, institutions, training and outreach, among many other things.

This makes sense; our educational institutions trained us to think that's how you learn things.

At most institutions, training is optional (N = 11), while for others training is required in order to use the room (N = 3).

On the other hand, educational institutions, training centers and entrepreneurship incubators need to ensure that their curriculums are relevant in providing a solid foundation to entrepreneurs.

Public institutions trained 62.9% of new students, followed by faith-based (32.8%) and private (4.3%) institutions.