Sentence examples for train human resources from inspiring English sources
This make it difficult to train human resources to have consciousness about the implications of synthetizing chemicals with multiple applications while also considering the life cycle of the chemical and its final fate in the environment.
The objective of eLearning is to train human resources for education and to raise the quality of student training which will lead to the rise of hiring potential and workplace integration.
For instance, in 2012, the Dominican Republic developed a programme in agreement with the Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo, aiming to train human resources based on the primary health care model.
Recently, I attended a seminar by Shally Steckerl, who is the president of The Sourcing Institute, a company that specializes in training human resources (HR) and recruiting staff.
Nanoglobe [24] and APCTT-UNESCAP [36] also reported that Bagladesh and Nepal have not launched nanotechnology initiatives due to their limited infrastructure for R&D, lack of trained human resources, and limited international collaboration.
Building and deploying successful big data smart city applications will require addressing the challenges and open issues, following rigorous design and development models, having well trained human resources, utilizing simulation models and being ell prepared and well supported by the governing entities.
I was simultaneously growing in my career as a trained human resources professional.
"I returned in 1982 and I said I will never leave again," she told us, adding that about 80percentt of Haiti's "trained human resources," i.e. physicians and other professionals, flee the beleaguered island nation, never to return.
Plenty of employers can't afford to hire trained human resources professionals, so instead an ill-equipped company representative can only do a cursory job of explaining legal entitlements.
The officers in CHS want the government to supply us with training, human resources, and equipment.
To realise universal health coverage in an ageing society, adequate provision of appropriately trained human resources is essential.
