Sentence examples for responsibilities and training from inspiring English sources
They now form an important part of the local workforce with broader responsibilities and training formalised in National Vocational Qualification schemes.
The state had opposed expanding the counting for these ballots, saying that giving poll workers more responsibilities and training could lead to more mistakes and confusion on Election Day.
Clear allocation of responsibilities and training of staff identified to carry out this important task is paramount for sustainable improvement.
The attitudes were characterised by conflicts and egos resulting from differences in status/authority, responsibilities, and training.
Roles, responsibilities and training: Nursing staff at the PAC were highly experienced in the care and management of surgical patients.
In Britain, there have been moves to reorganize responsibilities and training in "cancer centers" so that all trainees will learn some radiotherapy and some chemotherapy to create a single group of oncologists whose further specialization would be primarily by anatomical site (though allowing some specialization in practice between modalities).
"We set up a program to help identify people at Comcast who could take larger responsibilities, and train them for it," Mr. Burke recalled.
The senior supporters are volunteers with many years experience and have responsibility for inducting and training other volunteers within the Aware charity.
To provide guidance on practical and effective methods to teach clinically integrated evidence based medicine (EBM) in various clinical settings Senior health professionals in a clinical setting with responsibility for teaching and training.
In his lessons, a first step is to look at earnings and perceptions of earnings: "It's an interesting exercise to get kids to rank various jobs in terms of levels of responsibility and training and then look at the rank of pay.
It was shown that recognition, responsibility, and training are the main motivational factors for retention of health workers [ 15].
