Sentence examples for pay to train from inspiring English sources
People of varying ages pay to train aboard this handsome white ship.
When they hire from outside, organizations don't have to pay to train and develop their employees.
IVAS certification in acupuncture is desired, but we will pay to train the right person in acupuncture or another modality.
But the ex-employee said Mr. Hanjour continued to pay to train on a simulator for Boeing 737 jets.
"That's $1 million, and we now have to hire another 10 and pay to train them," he said.
More usefully, they could put more money into tertiary education in poorer countries, aiming specifically to pay to train the people whom they are going to employ.
Who pays to train the clergyman?
Michael Meadowcroft Leeds It is remarkable that Bulgaria pays to train nurses but it is the UK that benefits.
The company opened a new plant in Winston-Salem in November, and the state is paying to train nearly 400 workers who will make axles for mining trucks.
A conversation about "humans in the loop" who invisibly deliver on-demand task-based services and the lives of the people paid to train artificial intelligence.
A conversation about âhumans in the loopâ who invisibly deliver on-demand task-based services and the lives of the people paid to train artificial intelligence.
