Sentence examples for measures to train from inspiring English sources
Second, enhanced measures to train, equip and professionalise Iraqi security forces are needed to de-politicise them and improve security.
They are simply not equipped to help 40% of the people they are paid to support, and the government has not announced any measures to train this workforce.
The US-led multinational force in overall control, the combined security transition command Afghanistan or CSTC-A, said that, in order to address dishonesty and misconduct among the ANDSF, it had taken measures to train staff on both sides.
In the suit, filed in a court in Washington DC, they allege that DAI and the government "failed to take adequate measures" to train and protect Mr Gross during his travels to Cuba.
Gross has previously sued the firm he was working for, Development Alternatives Inc, and the US government for "failing to take adequate measures" to train and protect him during his travels to Cuba.
Then, after a review of the international literature about students' motives, the factors facilitating or discouraging plagiarism, and what some universities have done to reduce its incidence, the study recommends a holistic set of measures to train, motivate and discipline students better.
The significant correlation between Time and Lost lumen, but not Time and Clear view further shows Lost lumen to be a more relevant measure to train to, as a better performance on Lost lumen is more likely to result in Time gains.
That question is meant to determine whether you have taken appropriate measures to cross-train essential staff members.
One stopgap measure has been to train assistant medical officers like Mr. Makanza, whose basic schooling is similar to that of physicians' assistants in the United States, to perform Caesareans and certain other operations.
We used open data from ChEMBL and a public dataset of measured solubility values to train QSAR models using SVM.
These individuals were trained not only in the use of the measure but also to train field workers.
