Sentence examples for more apprentices from inspiring English sources

The goals are: Ensuring more apprentices.

More apprentices, Cameron responded, and more help for small businesses, and green technologies.

It's only when they intervene, halfway through the poem, banning Grimes from employing any more apprentices, that the focus shifts.

This makes workers less productive than they otherwise might be.Mr Miliband's immediate solution to this problem 80,000 more apprentices by 2020— will not convince many in business.

He added: "Firms want to play their part in training up more apprentices but an apprentice levy is a blunt tool.

"We have an extensive programme of recruitment and we now have more apprentices in training than at any time since 2007.

Instead of a curriculum taught largely through professors' grilling of students about appellate cases, some schools are offering more apprentice-style learning in legal clinics and more courses that train students for their multiple future roles as advocates and counselors, negotiators and deal-shapers, and problem-solvers.

The battle between opposing fly-halves George Ford and Johnny Sexton in Dublin this weekend should be scarcely that, more apprentice and master than heavyweight contest.

Beside him are two assistants, more like apprentices than bar-backs.

What's more, the apprentices are seen as the managers of the future.

More experienced apprentices like Jairo confront 3-year-old bulls, which are far more aggressive.