Sentence examples for more training on from inspiring English sources

More than four fifths of CIOs (84%) feel they need more training on data protection laws.

At City Hall, Mayor Giuliani raised the possibility that officers needed more training on when to draw their weapons.

A swimmer can do more training on land; or more strength training in water, like swimming against resistances.

R.B.S. said it had introduced more training on competition law to ensure that there was no repeat of the offense.

Fewer than 10% felt adequately trained to give patients advice on physical activity and more than 90% said they would like more training on it.

I also want more training on how to deal with the weight of emotional labour, as it is a heavy burden to carry some days.

"What we're doing over the next 17 months is, you'll see significantly more training on the capabilities we think they need to protect externally," Gen. Ray Odierno, the top United States military commander in Iraq, said recently.

Tactical decisions can be made at the highest levels an army chief of staff could decide to focus more training on close urban warfare, hoping to get the best out of future battles in cities.

They began working together, and one of Mr. Youngs ideas led to the the TrainMaster Command Control System, which allows greater control over more trains on one track at the same time.

Service on the G line would have been substantially improved, with more trains on both weekdays and weekends.

Patrick Butcher, the group director of finance at Network Rail, said: "With more than a million more trains on the network than 10 years ago, there are inevitable challenges.