Sentence examples for revamped training from inspiring English sources

He has reorganized field operations, revamped training and is conducting more frequent inspections of franchisees.

There was the revamped training program for the 26,000 brave souls recruited to staff the city's polls.

With the best part of a week to prepare for Saturday's home game against Charlton, Dyche puts his charges through their paces with a strenuous session at Burnley's revamped training centre, but there are no complaints from a squad who seem prepared to go the hard yards.

Under the deal, jailers will receive revamped training on how to handle mentally ill inmates, including how to identify warning signs of suicide and how to respond to an inmate who has attempted suicide.

The simulation is part of a revamped training process that replaces eight weeks of PowerPoint presentations about policies and procedures with a year-long program that gives inexperienced social workers small caseloads and lots of hands-on training that includes role-playing, ride-alongs and mentoring.

But that appears to be changing, most visibly in the area surrounding the revamped train station, where outdoor cafes and casual bars now exist to cater to after-work commuters and young families, as well as students.

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The panel, for instance, recommends revamping training and policy for military police operations in counterinsurgencies like those in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Virtually the first week on the job, he says, he started having meetings about a plan to revamp training, scheduling, pay and benefits.

Laws in nearly 40 states, including Maryland and Virginia, have expanded medical, workers' compensation and disability coverage for such cancer cases, and departments across the country are revamping training and how they handle gear to try to reduce risks.

This insures that apart from whatever action if any authorities take against the abusive officer there will be minimal or no effort made to totally review and revamp training, policies and procedures by departments to reduce the use of excessive force by officers.