Sentence examples for that the trainings from inspiring English sources
"I am very grateful that the trainings I attended have opened my eyes and now I know how to look after the child.
Matilda Nonaj, who is in charge of coordinating Albania's anti-trafficking efforts at the Ministry of Social Welfare and Youth, notes that the trainings taught her new potential approaches to fill the existing gap in reintegrating trafficking survivors.
The reason for this may be that the knowledge acquired may not necessarily translate into practice of preventive measures or that the trainings provided may be more theoretical than practical and the limited sources of continuous information on standard precautions.
The trainees appreciated that the trainings were free of charge and encouraged by their employers.
For those who received trainings, the effectiveness of the programmes was highlighted, and CHWs claimed that the trainings helped to improve their knowledge and practices.
The lack of any training on delivery was considerably problematic and viewed as a gap in their knowledge ' … because we all know that the trainings will reinforce our capacity in reducing infant and maternal mortality', said one CHW.
"I lean a lot on my previous experience as a cancer researcher to review research protocols, conduct risk assessments, and add my 'oops, been there, done that!' to the trainings," says Sonia Godoy-Tundidor, assistant biosafety coordinator at the University of Vermont in Burlington.
Isn't it enough to simply integrate decades of insight generated by hundreds of studies into the trainings that are a part of all workplaces, so that employees can benefit in ways that are specific to their industries?
In addition, country-specific HPSR priorities were further weighted according to the different types of stakeholders that were present during the trainings.
It is also in these centers that most of the trainings in family therapy are held.
The results of the study that was carried out during the trainings organised at University of Birmingham, focusing on gene expression in neonate and adult daphnids in relation to relative susceptibility to genotoxicants, are in the final stage of preparation for publication [40].
