Sentence examples for trained for work from inspiring English sources

In ancient times Asiatic wild asses, especially the onager, were tamed and trained for work.

These practitioners are not trained for work with under-threes; their workplace settings are located within the education system and they are responsible for a group/class of children in the two or three years immediately preceding compulsory schooling.

In most cases these are teachers trained for work in primary schools and pre-primary settings within the education sector, such as the professeur des écoles in France or the primary school teacher in Ireland, who also works with 4 and 5 year olds in school-based infant classes preceding compulsory schooling at age 6.

Our study group consisted of nursing students (18 years of age or older), trained for work in nursing homes and hospitals, starting their professional career in healthcare institutions operated by the healthcare provider Vivantes (*Institut für berufliche Bildung im Gesundheitswesen (IbBG) Vivantes) in Berlin.

The examinations were performed by a clinical technician with extensive experience of such work and the results were reviewed by a special neurologist trained for working in an electrophysiological laboratory.

In 1980 Savitskaya was selected to join the Soviet space program, and she began training for work with Soyuz and Salyut spacecraft.

The newspaper reported that the police believed Mr. Robinson promised to help her go to Texas to train for work as a silk-screen printer.

Caretakers can spend more time working or training for work since they are provided with supplemental or full financial help for the cost of child care.

"These officers are not trained for social work," Carter-Long said.

Professionals were a minority, 4.3% (844), and mothers trained for skilled work were only 1.4% (241).

A social scientist and a last year medical student, familiar with the local language and culture and specifically trained for this work, conducted these interviews.