Sentence examples for shared training from inspiring English sources
Subsequently they shared training materials: "This month onwards we will be doing trainings for … the Village Health and Sanitation Committees.
Such an effort would include shared training programs, common policies regarding mistreatment and greater transparency about the mistreatment that currently exists in medical schools.
Intelligence needs to be shared, training provided and links put in place before the next attack takes place – because one thing seems certain: we will not have long to wait.
By 2001, two of the larger jihadi groups — Lashkar-e-Taiba_,_ or the Army of the Pure, and Jaish-e-Muhammad, or Muhammad's Army — had also developed ties to the Taliban and Al Qaeda, mainly through shared training camps and safe houses.
Shared training in the academy, as well as on-the-job socialization by fellow officers, results in more similarities than differences among officers when it comes to their policing activities, including similarities in how officers of all races treat white versus non-white citizens.
More recently and more controversially, the IRA has shared training grounds with Hizbullah's precursors in the PLO, British and American intelligence sources say, and become involved with Colombia's FARC.Now the men who led the IRA are advising on conflict resolution abroad.
When the National Hockey League had only six teams and they all traveled by railroad, rivals sometimes shared trains.
Going our way meant sharing bread and cheese with kindly Russians in a shared train cabin, and drinking beers with Australian jackaroos (we'd call them cowboys) at a lonely desert roadhouse.
Students will share training on science as well as softer skills like presentation.
The Victorian Trades Hall Council formed a loose alliance with Environment Victoria, the Public Transport Users Association and GetUp! to share training.
Through the late 1990s, Harakat collaborated closely with the Taliban and Al Qaeda, sharing training camps and channeling foreign fighters to Qaeda camps in Afghanistan.
