Sentence examples for policy of training from inspiring English sources

However, both students and graduates were aware that the government had moved towards a policy of training more subspecialties in underrepresented fields: "So far, most of the doctors that had trained previously, they were doing things like general medicine, surgery, paediatrics, obs and gynae, but now they are more oriented on other specialties which haven't been covered so far" (graduate).

It helps that Liquid has a policy of training locals.

Hunt says Labour is worried about the coalition policy of training more teachers in schools rather than in universities.

Like the far grander MGM, or the Rank Organisation's "charm school" in the UK, Universal had a policy of training promising talent.

As part of the campaign against ISIS, America should accelerate and augment its policy of training and arming more moderate Syrian forces.

An example of the policy of training cadres only recognized locally or regionally is that of clinical licenciates.

As for St Peter's, which was superbly constructed (unlike some of the churches), it was rendered almost obsolete as soon as it was finished by the new policy, after the Second Vatican Council, of training priests in urban settings.

Secondly, WBEA will suggest specific education policy and establish a list of training centres in the Eastern-European countries.

However, the review of training policies and plans in Iran found little documentation of mechanisms to evaluate the quality and impact of training courses [ 10].

The official policy of GP training in STI care (including chlamydia) varies in the 4 countries – from no training during GP residency (France), training some GPs but not all (England), to some training offered to all GPs (Sweden, Estonia), whether formally required (Estonia) or not (Sweden) (Table  3).

That support includes not only the proper hardware and software but also a well-established policy of teacher training.