Sentence examples for that retraining from inspiring English sources

Others say that retraining grants and other assistance need to reach affected towns faster, before they become disaffected.

In interviews, the authors of the study and other economists cited several reasons that retraining might not be effective.

The report claims that retraining staff "could provide a cost-effective and rapid solution to mitigating some of the pressures on more senior staff".

"Nothing is going to happen immediately," said Jim Peters, a spokesman for the agency, who pointed out that retraining air traffic controllers to put the changes in place is likely to take several months.

The experiments described in Section 4.3.4 reveal that retraining the first two layers can already greatly reduce the mismatch caused by the acoustic conditions.

I recently reported on a 19 March press event at which Scott Corley, executive director of the pro H-1B lobbying groupro H-1Be America, asserted that retraining experienced domestic workers for information technolobbying) posts provides "less value" for companies than employingroupeign workers on temporary visas.

(I am waiting for a product that retrains the muscles that keep opening my wallet for beauty creams).

Barack Obama has insisted that the deals include money for Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA), a programme that retrains Americans who lose their jobs to foreign competition and subsidises their health insurance.

The teachers' union has gone along with this process, bending rules to ease transfers and creating a peer intervention program that retrains failing teachers and sometimes advises them to seek new careers.

We provide a thorough investigation of features for the detection of three types of atypical sound events and a self-adaptive functionality that retrains its models during its activity.

We used a web-based therapy (Eye-Search) that retrains visual search saccades into patients' blind hemifield.