Sentence examples for organisations training from inspiring English sources

A third of organisations training young engineers for industry are providing a substandard service, despite engineering's traditionally key contribution to the UK economy, according to the Adult Learing Inspectorate (Ali).

A list of suggested references (selected because of their relevance to primary care management of acute asthma), resources (e.g. guideline summary charts, web-sites of professional organisations, training organisations, equipment manufacturers) and practical materials (e.g. examples of asthma action plans) were provided to all participants and discussed in the workshops.

And how can youth, governments, private sector, non-governmental organisations, training and education centres, and other key actors find the sweet spot that enables young people to take advantage of the new landscape, yet ensures that the necessary corollary elements are in place to lead to meaningful and sustainable work?

Research organisations train their grantees to speak to the media and engage with the public.

Saxton adds that the best organisations train their volunteers in just the same way as staff to emphasise the importance of brand.

Videos posted online show Omni being used to control best-selling games including Skyrim, Team Fortress 2, Half-Life 2 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 2. However, Virtuix suggests it could have other uses such as allowing architects to walk through 3D graphic mock-ups of their designs or as a tool to help organisations train their staff using VR simulations.

The non-profit organisation trains civilians to play a role similar to that of peacekeepers.

The organisation trains over 400 prisoners in embroidery skills annually in around 29 UK jails.

The organisations received training on market research and developing financial products, with a particular focus on understanding sanitation markets.

At the other end, many charities and voluntary organisations offer training as part of their workers' remuneration.

A suitable formal organisation must be identified or set up to guide the community involvement strategy, 13 31 and members of these organisations need training.