Sentence examples for operating a training from inspiring English sources

Peacekeepers of the International Security and Assistance Force in Kabul also are operating a training program for bodyguards of cabinet ministers.

They got some verbal support in America's Congress, but received nothing on the ground, though the Americans are now operating a training camp in Anbar.

One of the four projections comprising "Serious Games" — three are eight minutes long, one is 20 minutes — shows soldiers at computers in a classroom operating a training video pictured on half the screen.

The NGO Aliksa Organic SRI Consultants is operating a training center at Nagrak in West Java south of Bogor and also a branch center in Depok in the southern Jakarta region.

These days, the high-level American official told me, most drone attacks in Pakistan are "signature strikes," which are carried out when a group of people match a certain profile — they are operating a training camp, for instance, or consorting with known militants.

These days, the high-level American official told me, most drone attacks in Pakistan are "signature strikes," which are carried out when a group of people match a certain profile they are operating a training camp, for instance, or consorting with known militants.

Cuomo called in to a radio show after federal officials said the Metro-North train was traveling 82 mph on a turn where the speed limit was 30 mph. "This operator is not going to be operating a train any time soon, of that I can assure you," he said.

Feinberg also instigated a decertification process against Hunter that would prevent him from operating a train again.

The action also barred him from ever holding a "safety-sensitive" job at the agency, including working on the tracks or operating a train.

State regulators on Monday proposed an emergency order to ban cell phone use while operating a train; Metrolink has said it had a policy against using cell phones in the cab but the state action would prohibit it by law.

And not only while operating a train or a plane or a car.