Sentence examples for supported by training from inspiring English sources

"In December 2008 the use of Section 44 was reviewed through Acpo and the National Policing Improvement Agency and practice advice issued to forces, supported by training.

This work was supported by the National Institutes of Health (B.L.D.: HD44093 and NS50210; D.B.: ES013679) and the Roy J Carver Trust (B.L.D .. G.M.B., R.M.S. and W.L. were supported by Training awards from the National Institutes of Health (T32 HL007638, T32 GM073610 and T32 GM98629, respectively).

Holding territory should be the responsibility of Mali and Ecowas troops from neighboring countries, supported by training and assistance from the West.

To make an impact on the public's health, evidence-based interventions must be disseminated broadly, supported by training and technical assistance, adopted widely, and implemented as designed.

To gain more control over the number of trainees and improve the quality of their training experience, they propose increasing the proportion of graduate students supported by training grants instead of professors' research grants.

The report recommends that more postdocs be supported by training grants and fewer by PIs' research grants, with the total number of NIH-supported postdocs remaining constant or perhaps decreasing.

In the Neonatal health – Knowledge into Practice (NeoKIP) trial in Vietnam, local stakeholder groups, supported by trained laywomen acting as facilitators, promoted knowledge translation (KT) resulting in decreased neonatal mortality.

Since over 60% of the Pakistan population resides in rural areas [ 10], health care facilities are not always accessible and thus, community-level care is supported by trained community health workers (CHWs), known as Lady Health Workers (LHWs).

A spokesman for the Department for Transport said proposed new stations must be at a well developed stage and the plans supported by train operating companies and Network Rail.

M.E.S. is supported by Institutional training grant, NIGMS (T32 GM 07491).

Mr Iqbal's family is being supported by specially trained officers and a post-mortem was due to take place this afternoon.