Sentence examples for producing workers from inspiring English sources
By contrast, many European states have well-developed training and apprenticeship programmes, producing workers with a wide range of transferable skills.
Education officials in South Carolina say their best hope of maintaining financing is convincing the state of the importance of higher education in producing workers who will thrive in the knowledge economy, an argument that has taken hold in North Carolina, where per-student appropriations are about twice as much.
Others have argued for collective social responsibility for children on grounds such as children's welfare and their status as a public good, providing positive externalities by reproducing society and producing workers who will support the current generation in old age (George 1987; Archard 2004; Engster 2010).
Finally, I do think that Theory 3 is relevant to everybody because as a social investment, higher education basically justifies itself by producing workers who can do high-tech kinds of work.
PAHs exposures were also lower than those detected in the workplace air of coke-oven and graphite-electrode producing workers [ 47].
Following Duchateau et al. [ 5], diploid male colonies were identified as those producing workers and males in approximately equal numbers from the first brood.
Employers in a specific industry work with community colleges or workforce groups to help develop targeted training programs that will produce workers companies want to hire, said Unruh.
His concern, he said, was that American elementary and high schools were not strong enough to produce workers for high-skill, high-wage jobs.
Another is to invest more in education (especially in Thailand and Indonesia, where schools have failed to produce workers with the skills their economies require).
What ought to worry local residents is Georgia's inability to produce workers who can build the sets, run the wires or manage the sound for such films.
But Mr. Hernandez's enthusiasm aside, Fresh & Easy stores do not actually employ butchers, produce workers or virtually any department-specific employees besides those in the bakery.
