Some of the cats, one trainer explained, are more trained then others.
That is a real problem; the solution is not more guns but more trained city police.
I also felt that our nation would be more willing to go to war if it had more trained soldiers.
We are in state of transition where we need more physicians in the medical genetic specialty and more trained genetic counselors.
One worker spoke of what happens when they call the police: "They just tell us we're more trained for this than they are".
Many of the almost 8,000 new teachers that the Board of Education hired last September were surely no more trained for the job than I was.
France and its Allies, he points out, had more trained men, more guns, more and better tanks and more bombers and fighters than did Germany.
The employees have greater access to the Internet and electronic communication, are more trained in the use of information and communication technologies, and are more involved in their job design and planning.
Dr. Leon H. Russell, president of the World Veterinary Association, said that an official from Vietnam told him recently that Vietnam had despaired of ever vaccinating all its birds because it would need 100,000 more trained vaccinators.
American officials have said that Iraq will become safer as they establish a national civil defense force and put more trained police officers on the streets, but Iraqis remain skeptical.
In terms of the breadth and scientific significance of discoveries, China remains a more important center for dinosaur research in Asia, according to Mr. Varavudh, but Thailand could contribute more if it had more trained paleontologists.
