Sentence examples for only to train from inspiring English sources

They know only to train and compete.

Officially, U.S. military personnel have a mandate only "to train, advise and assist" Afghan forces.

America has not only to train its ally but also to convince it that jihadists are the real foe.

But the UN has agreed only to train Honduran prosecutors: it says this will strengthen, rather than risk undermining, local institutions.

The MIT Entrepreneurship Center seeks not only to train technology leaders but to enable MIT to be an institutional leader in entrepreneurship worldwide (entrepreneurship.mit.edu).edu

A small foreign contingent may remain in a few bases around the country, but on a non-combat mission, with a mandate only to train Afghan forces.

Non-fiction accounts of the secret service are highly interesting but only for obsessives or former operatives, I would suggest, in the way that books about steam engines are fascinating only to train-spotters.

Up-skilling staff involves attention not only to training, but coaching and supervision.

Then, our approach only needs to train only one classifier whereas BLM and its extensions need to build many classifiers accounting for all targets and all drugs.

These aren't the only way to train your brain, but many think brain-training games are the best.

And they only began to train seriously in the last 20 years.