Sentence examples for those trainees from inspiring English sources

About one in five of those trainees are women, and about nine in ten of the instructors are men.

Slade wisely hired interns from all over Europe to work at Bear Stearns -- and when those trainees rose to high positions in the great banks of Europe, they created a powerful network of contacts for the firm.

Slow the axe, Gove should say, and we may not only benefit the Treasury, but stop the lawyers striking for a third time – and, longer term, convince those trainees considering criminal law not to give it up.

"With the economy improving, we have redoubled our efforts to attract top graduates to the profession – particularly in the core academic subjects that help children reach their potential – and we have over 1,000 more graduates training in secondary subjects, with record levels of those trainees holding a first-class degree.

Peter, M.D. On behalf of those trainees fortunate to have been educated in pediatric surgery by Peter, on behalf of those children and families fortunate to have been cared for by Peter, on behalf of those pediatric surgeons fortunate to have been mentored by Peter, and on behalf of those fortunate to have smiled at his wry humor, we all mourn this loss.

Just last month, American helicopters swept over the dusty Somali horizon to take out Saleh Ali Saleh Nabhan, a wanted Qaeda suspect who had been hiding out in Somalia for years and training a new bevy of killers; some of those trainees are believed to be Somali-Americans who could easily slip back into the United States and do some serious damage as suicide bombers.

Kalifa Martin, 15, was one those young trainees.

They demonstrated that only those counselling trainees who encountered individuals functioning at high levels of facilitative conditions were able to grow on these dimensions.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6920/12/93/prepub We are most indebted to those 174 trainees who decided 'five minutes of their time' was worth the effort; without them there would be no data.

It happens within those participating trainees and practicing health professionals as part of the process of reflecting upon the attitudes with which they enter into and return from such projects.

These findings may reflect differences in the culture of osteopathic and allopathic undergraduate training programs, or perhaps may be a form of selection bias reflecting the views of those osteopathic trainees who elected to enter an allopathic residency program as opposed to the perceptions of the osteopathic community as a whole.