But we can't allow immigration to be a substitute for training our own workforce and giving them incentives to work.
When it comes to mass-casualty terrorism, motivation is often a poor substitute for training, expertise, and experience.
It is important to note that many Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) require their own training modules which we allowed as substitutes for this training by those operating under a local IRB, if the local IRB was registered with OHRP and the institution had an active FWA.
While imperfect, there is simply no good substitute for embedded, trained nuclear weapons investigators experienced in ferreting out deceptive processes, procedures and facilities.
In the end, for RRT as well as every other medical therapy, there is no substitute for a trained, educated, committed, diligent and thoughtful physician.
This suggests that a high school education is not a substitute for apprenticeship training; rather, it is a complement to apprenticeship training.
To respond to the scarcity of skilled health providers, the government embarked in the early 1980s in training substitutes for skilled health professionals: training courses for auxiliary midwives (accoucheuses auxiliaires), male midwives (maïeuticiens d'état) and clinical officers (attachés de santé) were created.
The certification of manufacturing personnel explains that all systems require training of manufacturing personnel and discusses the certification of the operation stations, refresher training of personnel and explains that inspection is not a substitute for certified training and that handling of critical components is more than a guideline.
But the internet is no substitute for military training.
"[It is] being used as a substitute for effective training to resolve differences and conflict".
