Sentence examples for its retraining from inspiring English sources

Andy Levin, deputy director of the Michigan Labor and Economic Growth Department, pointed out that the state's economic woes made it hard to judge its retraining efforts.

Moody's says that its retraining efforts are part of its continuing efforts to reach out to investors to improve its ratings.

Leicester College director of corporate affairs, Marianne Harris-Bridge, says the management has compromised already by halving its retraining demands from eight days to four.

Twitter also said that it is retraining its support teams and overhauling its systems to deal with abuse reports more quickly and sensitively.

According to a recent analysis by the Washington-based Center for ChiLawen's Landand Policy, the county achieved its improvements by retraining its staff, improving mental health services and embracing less violent systems of crisis management.

Shaheen says that just as Bechtel Group built the world's bridges and dams and highways in decades past, "we will build the business processes of the electronic revolution: redesigning the marketplace, changing its work processes, retraining its work force".

The airline told the department that it was retraining its marketing staff so that such problems would not recur.

In November, Twitter announced that it wanted to make it easier for people to report violations of that policy, and that it had "retrained" its moderators to enforce it more consistently.

Chipotle announced that it would retrain its employees to prevent further incidents.

Although the agency said it had retrained its analysts, he pointed out that many of them continued to repeat the error, some because they had not installed proper software and others, apparently, without even realizing it.

And finally, Twitter promises it's retrained its staff to better handle the trolling and hate.