Sentence examples for of extra training from inspiring English sources
"I don't believe that there's an awful lot of extra training or extra things that we have to do for a rescue mission," Mr. Parsons said.
A residential placement for a child costs about £2,500 a week, points out Goodman, so with fewer children taken into care under RSW it doesn't take long to recoup the costs of extra training and family support services.
In testifying before the City Council last April, Mr. Safir said that at the time of the shooting, the unit's members had undergone 12.5 days of extra training that addressed everything from "search and seizure" to "gun disarming".
Such permits tend to cost hundreds of dollars and months of extra training, yet offer little benefit to consumers, says Morris Kleiner, an economist at the University of Minnesota.
A new lecturer at one of the old universities now earns about the same as a new policeman, despite his many years of extra training (not to mention the concomitant debt).
(That story has a sad ending: Wagner flamed out after just four years in the league, and, in hindsight, Calipari might have done better to keep him around for a year or two of extra training — quite aside from the question of getting a degree).
Critics say the proliferation of expensive trains has pushed poorer travellers back onto the roads, clogging them with 70,000 more buses this Spring Festival, although hundreds of extra trains have also been laid on.
Instead with no "eclipse deals", only a smattering of extra trains, and no further seat reservations, they seem determined to help maintain the image of British railways as third world.
The train operator is also adding a number of extra trains on off peak services between Ayrshire and Glasgow.
There will also be a special Olympic and Paralympic train timetable which will see the operation of thousands of extra trains.
A peak time hourly rail service from Aberystwyth could start later this year, but it could only mean a couple of extra trains a day, warns a group.
