Sentence examples for introducing training from inspiring English sources
Among the proposals likely to be kicked around are subsidising wages, introducing training days and giving workers sabbaticals.
By partnering with a local cycling business that set up an advice centre and shop on site and introducing training sessions for cycle newbies, the number of registered cyclists commuting to work rose by 70 per cent and now accounts for 15 per cent of the 3,200 staff.
Ministers in the last government, to their credit, recognised this and attempted to address the skills shortage by hiring externally for a number of senior positions in Whitehall, to change the culture from the top while introducing training at the bottom.
The QSABR model was validated by introducing training and test set concept and was then applied for the prediction of Diels-Alder barriers of alkenes substituted with σ-electron withdrawing groups, cyclic alkenes and cyclopropene derivatives.
These patients do not have the luxury of waiting, and introducing training, routines and guidelines to improve the processes of care may lead to reduced mortality and morbidity.
Recent studies have shown promising results by introducing training programs when the child enters school [ 26], programs that may help children with such cognitive problems to obtain a more successful mental health development.
Southern is introducing trains that don't need guards, which are cheaper to operate in the long run, and it has triggered a series of strikes.
Building more highways for cars, then introducing trains and buses in the hope that they will be financially viable, simply does not work (the greater Johannesburg region is learning that lesson now).
The standards also introduce training as mandatory for grant givers – without providing any.
My trust has introduced training days on compassion as if this was something that could be taught.
Television- and sound-broadcasting organizations have introduced training schemes to improve the quality of their program services.
