Sentence examples for mandated training from inspiring English sources

Taxi fares are regulated by the government and regulation impacts [on] price; whether that's the cost for taxi owners to get cars legally on the road; the cost of government mandated training for drivers to become qualified; or the cost of maintaining taxis and their safety features; the end result is a slightly higher fare for passengers.

Fix the situation by immediately appointing five PCLOB commissioners and empower them to interact with and provide mandated training to all national security agencies, contractors and consultants.

FARE is asking for: "full and complete retraction of the discriminatory policy and mandated training to ensure American Airlines adopts a uniform approach to prevent its employees from continuing to apply discriminatory policies against those with allergies".

This brutal stigma helps explain why people with addiction frequently avoid medical care and why, as recently as 2015, only an estimated 3percentt of primary-care doctors had done the legally mandated training required to prescribe the lifesaving medication buprenorphine, a.k.a Suboxone.

To begin with, any mandated training on pretty much anything is automatically greeted with a resentful yawn--more time taken out of my day to attend something the administration must make me aware of because it doesn't want to face a lawsuit.

15 The CIA requirements were consistent with GPP and the ICMJE guidelines and also mandated training and reporting.

While one franchise, C2C, introduced potential savings for flexible workers this year through a carnet-style scheme on its smartcard, the Department for Transport has not yet mandated train companies to develop part-time tickets.

The Rudd government believed mandating training for installers would create unnecessary red tape in its home insulation scheme, an inquiry has heard.

"The Nigerian military, concerned about the loss of key personnel from AIDS, now mandates training about the disease for soldiers," it said.

For operators of planes 12,500 pounds and heavier who provide charter flights (which tend to have the widest variety of passengers), the T.S.A. already mandates training in security procedures.

The largest companies have good training programs, but they don't mandate training, because there isn't time in the day given this lean machine they've created.