Sentence examples for introduce trainings from inspiring English sources

This requires not only innovations that allow us to do more with less--use fewer resources, produce less waste--but just as importantly to develop governance systems rooted in the rule of law and introduce trainings and educational programs that change behaviors.

Much of this can be mitigated by strengthening the capacity building, training components, and introduce practical skills trainings (for income generation) to allow local communities to contribute to project's financial sustainability.

Yet, perhaps, the 99% spring trainings will introduce a new model of social engagement featuring a dynamic mix of brains and brawn.

In a market view, financial incentives hinder CDM host parties from introducing new equipment or trainings for the high marginal cost, unless the high marginal cost of technology transfer can be offset by a large CDM with a high CER income.

This included supporting toolkit trainings that introduced the resource materials, targeting a range of levels (leadership, cluster-level, camp management, and field staff).

To achieve these goals, participatory-based learning materials were introduced to complement teacher trainings and ensure quality education.

The trainings aimed to extend nurses' knowledge on dangers of smoking and SHS exposure and their understanding of the benefits of smoke-free policy in the hospital, and to introduce the basic approaches in smoking cessation counseling.

After the trainings, FSV was introduced in all the 9 districts in the region.

After coming from trainings there, we introduced [the CHWs] to the community at the public meeting, [and we told the community] that if you see them coming to your houses, you should give them cooperation in what you will be asked or educated… We ask that there should be cooperation, so [the CHWs] become known to the community.

(CHW, male, age 37) After coming from trainings there, we introduced [the CHWs] to the community at the public meeting, [and we told the community] that if you see them coming to your houses, you should give them cooperation in what you will be asked or educated… We ask that there should be cooperation, so [the CHWs] become known to the community.

For their training, GP's were invited to the skills laboratory to be introduced to the skills training program for pre-clinical students, to attend demonstrations of some skills trainings to instruct them how to train students on certain clinical skills.