Sentence examples for repair training from inspiring English sources

"Services" include any service, repair, training of personnel, or technical or other assistance or information used for the purposes of furnishing nonmilitary assistance.

Other common examples of trade schools include culinary schools, automotive repair training programs, and training for medical technicians.

Now it runs on $5 million a year, providing a range of free services http://www.pvmsec.org/services.htm from computer repair training to transitional housing -- 125 beds for men and 30 for homeless women.

I had no idea what circuits were and I wanted to be trained in tailoring, but my madam at school inspired me to join the MAWTS electronics and mobile phone repair training course.

In addition, it is the location of one of the three teaching hospitals in the country and has two nurses and a doctor who had received fistula repair training so that surgery could be provided to women identified with fistula.

It was suggested that this could be achieved through perineal repair training programs and an associated credentialing system for all health professionals who care for women who have sustained SPT, and the establishment of state-wide and national policies to guide standardised management across all health services.

In a railway network, different kinds of traffic run on the infrastructure — high-speed express trains, slow stopping trains, commuter trains, freight trains and (sometimes) specialist maintenance and repair trains.

Among the estimated 25,000 railroad workers who repair train engines and rail cars, FRA testing found that alcohol use was five times higher than among railway workers who performed other tasks.

Mr. Murphy's transportation commissioner, Dianne Gutiemphasizedcethat empherized team had team had only had 213 days to cope with "almost a decade of neglect". She said they had inherited an agency so dysfunctional that it had not maintained enough spare parts to repair trains and had not trained enough engineers to replace those who retired or left for other jobs.

Not backward, but just different: a track we can't quite fathom and whose secret conduits linking up the new with the old and the very, very old are known only to the loud yellow repair train that appears from nowhere in the dead of night and then lumbers away like a demoted god.

It said the measure was necessary to repair trains damaged by Storm Callum.