Sentence examples for reports of training from inspiring English sources

There are reports of training on Jordanian soil.

And as the commentary became harsher, the Chinese news media stressed reports of training by the military's East China Sea units.

The Central Intelligence Agency reasonably and objectively assessed in Iraqi Support for Terrorism that the most problematic area of contact between Iraq and Al Qaeda were the reports of training in the use of nonconventional weapons, specifically chemical and biological weapons.

It's been testified to; the evidence is overwhelming". Cheney's office yesterday pointed to the committee's findings that the CIA was rightly concerned about "reports of training" in chemical and biological weapons and was reasonable to believe "al Qaeda or associated operatives" were in Iraq.

A US military headquarters and specialist personnel have been deployed to Jordan and there have been reports of training with special forces from a number of Arab countries.

Reports of training ground rows at the club have also surfaced, forcing players this week to deny there is a rift in the squad.

While there were, thankfully, no reports of trains stuck in the snow, our history-minded colleagues compiled some grim highlights from a rich literary genre: the snowbound train story.

Serious spotters have been asked to contribute reports of trains, to text in photographs and chat to the nation via Skype, sharing their passion for passing nuclear trains, off-timetable freight trains and sightings of the Queen's train, which Malcolm assures me is a sort of holy grail for spotters.

British Transport Police (BTP) has said the death is not being treated as suspicious, but it was investigating reports of trains striking objects and a lineside fire which appeared to be linked.

Rumors of Anastasia's survival were embellished with various contemporary reports of trains and houses being searched for "Anastasia Romanov" by Bolshevik soldiers and secret police.

As aforementioned, we stratified respondents and their respective units into trained versus non-trained units based on self-reporting of training.