Sentence examples for institutions trained from inspiring English sources

These institutions trained the nation's first generation of professional foresters, many of whom followed Pinchot — who would serve as the first chief of the U.S. Forest Service — into government service.

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

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

More than 60% of institutions trained and educated their caregivers in different aspects on end-of-life care.

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?

According to the NCES, two-year public institutions train roughly 10.5 million students each year.

In this sort of arrangement, universities work with centers and both institutions train one another, so that resources and knowledge are shared.

The website could also facilitate publication of institutions' training plans that outlines available career development opportunities.

Only at twelve institutions training in STCs is obligatory for students during the first academic year and sixth academic year.

Interviewed employers perceive an excessive number of dentists in the country and assert that academic institutions train more resources than the country and health institutions require.