Sentence examples for the training organization from inspiring English sources

Gen. John P. Abizaid, the commander of American forces in the Middle East, disclosed last month that a preliminary inquiry by the Army inspector general found problems with the training, organization and doctrine regarding military detention centers in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Third, we predicted the intercept and slope of the apprentice trainer relationship and work group integration using a set of variables describing the person and the person occupation fit (11th grade) and factors describing the training organization.

In fact, most students find a good-fitting apprenticeship (Neuenschwander et al. 2012) and are highly satisfied with their occupational choice and the training organization that employed them (Berweger et al. 2013; Meyer et al. 2000).

This protocol was based on the results of a pilot study and served for convenience in the training organization.

Study information packs were distributed by a researcher to registrars (GP vocational trainees) attending a workshop conducted by one of the regional GP training providers (urban rural and rural areas along the Central Coast of NSW), as well as to those requesting a study pack in response to an email sent by the training organization to network members.

When the opportunity came for further study in the United States, he was persuaded by party officials to stay in China and devote himself to the Communist Youth League, the cadre training organization whose membership was largely drawn from those with humble pedigrees.

They are also the largest personal training organization in the world.

Each follow-up led to the analysis of training organization, learning conditions and the evolution of the apprentices' symptoms and difficulties.

Human behavior, strongly influenced by the lack of training, organization, awareness is rarely implicated in the chain of events that leads to failure.

"The people do not exist at all," said Alan Paller, director of the SANS Institute, a training organization for computer security professionals.

At one time, virus attacks were obvious to users, said Alan Paller, director of research at the SANS Institute, a training organization for computer security professionals.