Sentence examples for more regular training from inspiring English sources
Yesterday, Nicholas Scoppetta, the commissioner of the child welfare agency, said he was not surprised at the deficiencies found, adding that the agency has built into its new contracts with the private agencies provisions for additional and more regular training.
He did his best to remove the perpetual curse of all contemporary armies mutiny by ensuring that his soldiers were properly and promptly paid, equipped with better arms, given improved and more regular training, and instructed in the science of fortification and siege warfare.
According to the report, Microsoft will spend more resources on technical support and marketing promotions, with more regular training sessions for retail associates.
Legislative leaders in at least 14 states have held anti-harassment training, announced that training will take place at the start of the next session, or said they will institute more regular training.
Chris Briggs, head of transportation at the council, said: "More regular trains, certainly one coming into Lincoln more early in the morning, would certainly help boost tourism.
Under the plans, STDC said improvements will be needed for site access from the A66, and a revamp of the existing South Bank and Redcar British Steel railway stations, alongside more regular train services.
Our group have begun work in implementing a more regular set of training days around similar models with cadaveric work throughout the training programme for the region.
More regular and better training should be given to police officers, and by an independent provider.
More than half of the states have created new policies, instituted more regular anti-harassment training, made changes to how allegations are reported and investigated, or are reviewing their procedures.
Thus, the central spike trains are more regular than the spike trains they summarize.
In Ireland, to prescribe methadone, GPs are subject to clinical audit and must complete special training, with GPs providing treatment for 15 or more patients subject to more regular audit and advanced training.
