Sentence examples for qualified to train from inspiring English sources

The city blamed much of the slow spending on a shortage of people qualified to train residents for jobs — while conceding that many contractors stopped doing such work for the city because the District failed to pay them on time.

A federal jury in Alexandria awarded $75,000 in damages Wednesday to a U.S. Army veteran who was taken out of the FBI training academy because of concerns about his prosthetic left hand, determining that the wounded warrior was qualified to train as a special agent in spite of his disability, authorities said.

Phiona still dreams of becoming a grandmaster in chess, though she has hit a ceiling in Uganda because there is no coach qualified to train her to a higher level, a barrier that could be erased if she decides to study in the United States.

The ZI [ 40] also organises the education of trainers qualified to train general practitioners (GPs) and medical assistants to deliver structured treatment and teaching programmes.

As a certified Cogmed 'coach',[ 28] he is now qualified to train the other research assistants to conduct the intervention as 'training aides' in two half-day training sessions.

Joe Cunningham, a subway historian and author who knew Father Cosgrove for many years, says that he went through training as a motorman and was legally qualified to drive trains.

Generally speaking, those who are qualified to teach and train nurses can make more money by actually working as nurses.

Such changes should be made by personnel qualified to design training programmes and those with suitable experience to ensure that any modified programme delivers the same benefits as the original programme.

PAGE 41 OBITUARIES RICHARD TOPUS, 84 His Brooklyn-bred expertise with pigeons qualified him to train American spies and other military personnel in the swift, silent use of the birds in World War II.

President Brent Jacobsen said the volunteer coordinator wasn't qualified enough to train the Junior Guard staff.

Using the principle of community participation, this Ministry of Health initiative engages qualified instructors to train volunteers – who are appointed by their own longhouse community members – in general health knowledge, first aid and simple care and treatment.