Sentence examples for section of the training from inspiring English sources

But surprisingly, the Plain is very accessible on foot, with designated public footpaths, particularly in the eastern section of the Training Area where rights of way remain open - even during military exercises.

During the Second World War he returned to the Admiralty, working under his brother Alfred in the Historical Section of the Training and Staff Duties Division.

If the Air Force's presentation stopped here and continued with a discussion of these five principles, divorced from any particular religion, there would be no problem with this section of the training.

But Daniel Tokaji, an expert on election law and voting rights at Mortiz College of Law in Ohio, flagged an issue in the "frequently asked questions" section of the training packet that could potentially confuse volunteers.

The slide about Hema is included in a section of the training about "insider threats," which are defined by an accompanying guide as "threats from people who have access to the organization's information systems and may cause loss of physical inventory, data, and other security risks".

Forms were structured to help elicit specific and detailed feedback on each section of the training.

She shares cramped sleeping quarters upstairs with her co-workers and gravitates to the Golden Palace, a section of the train station where immigrant women gather in the hopes of picking up American men.

Ellen – who asked to not be named in full– told the Guardian that Corbyn had seemingly gone through the entire standard-class section of the train but had not been able to find a seat.

We were the ones who toiled behind the scenes while straight people got married: the photographers and bakers and florists, working like Negro porters settling spoiled passengers into the whites-only section of the train.

Each grower was assigned a section of the train, which they would fill by driving wagonloads up to the train car and then tossing them one by one to men in the straw-lined car who arranged them in overlapping rows like bricks in a wall.

Shortly after arriving in Memphis, Wells-Barnett was involved in an "altercation" with a white train conductor, who ordered her to move from the ladies car to the Jim Crow section of the train, despite Wells-Barnett's having purchased a first-class ticket.