Sentence examples for resources on training from inspiring English sources

Governments will come under pressure to shorten or abolish compulsory military service as they focus their limited resources on training the professional soldiers wanted for NATO operations.

Proponents of nonviolent action argue that nonviolence could be even more effective if society focused its resources on training citizens for nonviolent resistance and on coordinating nonviolent action.

We spend resources on training and support, but we align incentives by making the general manager's job tentative, pending the landing of a deal.

There may be a notion that hiring blind workers — or any disabled worker, for that matter — means spending more time, money and resources on training and equipment.

The firm said it had spent considerable resources on training and equipment that stewards could keep and that the experience was voluntary and did not affect jobseekers keeping their benefits.

The Zorzor LPN training program closed in 1991 due to the war and was not restarted in order to focus resources on training RNs.

By not addressing this root issue, we are failing the many qualified students who are not accepted to the few medical school slots in this country and the citizens of other countries, whose resources are spent on training our doctors.

Training: Take steps to avoid wasting resources on ineffective training, by: eliminating ineffective training (determined by evaluation research), improving training methods, providing adequate time and appropriate materials for learning, supervising the quality of training activities while in process, and providing adequate post-training supervision to ensure implementation of the training.

After being caught unprepared several years ago by the sophistication and interjurisdictional nature of Internet crime, law enforcement agencies have significantly increased their resources to train investigators on how to pursue Internet crime.

And while some schools may own computers, many lack the resources to train their teachers on how to use and implement technology in the classroom, resulting in hundreds of unused iPads and laptops collecting dust in hallway closets.

Malawi, with the support of the Global Fund through a central pooled mechanism, has been able to invest a greater proportion of its resources on basic training: "... a 165% increase in pre-service training and 79% increase in post-basic training" [ 12], compared to Zambia.