Sentence examples for over training for from inspiring English sources

With Poyet's team having won only two Premier League games at home all season and relations between manager and board tense, the scene was set for a divorce that was confirmed after the manager presided over training for one last time.

Team officials, meanwhile, were denounced as overconfident in light of the semidefection of Wang Zhizhi, the first Chinese player to enter the N.B.A. (The anti-Yao, Wang had been expelled from the national team for "indifference " after he chose an N.B.A. summer league over training for international play).

The Olympic gold-medallist, who lived in Sherborne, died when his catamaran flipped over during training for the America's Cup in San Francisco Bay.

Britain has been found wanting over training requirements for vets and over restrictions on parallel imports of contraceptive pills.New areas have been brought within the single market's purview.

Teacher Training   Hong Kong Institute of Education amalgamated the various Colleges of Education to form a central institution, took over In-service training for kindergarten teachers from the College of Education.

Tim Yeo, the chairman of the committee, said he was alarmed at new revelations that inspections of BP's North Sea installations by the Health & Safety Executive HSEE) found some did not comply with guidelines over regular training for operators on how to respond to an incident.

Therefore, one could argue that bracing is actually the best accepted intervention in our trial, which is a possible explanation for the superiority of bracing over neuromuscular training for the prevention of self-reported ankle sprains.

Two were handed over for training while, as a precaution, the remaining six were sent the 2/117th Field Workshops for inspection and checking.

For these professional groups, powers such as control over association and training for the profession, over the workplace, over the market for services, and over the group's relation to the state peaked by the late 1950s and early 1960s.

Frequently highlighted challenges included staff turnover, concerns over training quality, a need for opportunities for continued supervision, and problems with cryotherapy referrals when immediate treatment for VIA-positive women was unavailable.

He gave Afghans 30 days to turn over supplies and ordered training for the police to detect illegal shipments.