Sentence examples for pressures on training from inspiring English sources
Longer training programmes exert additional financial pressures on training budgets and any doctor who leaves medicine altogether at this stage has had a lot of time and money invested into their training.
Ten of the studies they considered advocate peer teaching as a potential means of reducing teaching pressures on trained faculty staff [ 11- 13].
The Darts' part-time status has put pressure on training and travelling.
The idea behind this approach is that participants will apply competitive pressure on training providers to offer effective services.
This will help ensure graduates' successful placement, as well as exerting upward pressure on training quality at the training institute more generally including in the 'home' track.
The union used the report to put pressure on train companies to recruit more women and ethnic minorities.
Kaube says the true purpose of the app is to apply pressure on train franchise operators to invest and improve their service for customers.
"We have contingency buses to relieve pressure on trains and to keep passengers moving if crowds build up somewhere on the network". The upgrade is the biggest refurbishment of the line - which is used by more than 300,000 passengers per day and renowned for being one of the most unreliable parts of the network - in more than 30 years.
"This project has proven that it is possible to develop [insensitive munitions] and green munitions that perform better than current munitions and that will help to ease the environmental pressures on [ranges and training areas]," the report concludes.
In this work, the effects of acceleration and speed of the metro train, and of platform spacing, on the alternating pressure on the train and in the tunnel are studied.
