Sentence examples for trained indians from inspiring English sources

A chronic problem with Indian armies at that time was the lack of means to pay them; campaigns would be diverted for collecting revenue for this purpose (when Europeans later trained Indians in the European manner, their advantage increased; discipline removed the uncertain factor of personal leadership, and regular pay removed the Indian general's bugbear of mutiny).

He trained Indian catechists, or instructors, to organize village assemblies throughout the mountains and jungles of the diocese.

She sees enormous potential benefits if, for example, suitably trained Indian graduates and cleverly devised Indian software could somehow be made to work with Chinese infrastructure and hardware.

INDIAN SKIMMER Probably the best filly Cecil ever trained, Indian Skimmer lowered the colours of the mighty Miesque in the Prix de Diane of 1987.

As more opened around New York, they could not be sustained by the small pool of trained Indian chefs, so immigrants with little cooking experience were hired.

Probably the best filly Cecil ever trained, Indian Skimmer lowered the colours of the mighty Miesque in the Prix de Diane of 1987.

— The story of Richard Dutrow Jr., already fighting to keep his trainer's license in New York and Kentucky, took another controversial twist after a filly he trained, Indian Tale, was put on the steward's list after failing to finish a race on Aug. 18, her fourth in 12 days.

Ila Paliwal is a classically trained Indian vocalist, based in New York.

All instruments were administered by trained Indian researchers who used appropriate local languages.> Quantitative data and short open-ended responses to the transition readiness and follow-up surveys were translated into English, and entered into and analyzed in Excel.

It had been opened to train Indians for commissioned ranks in the British Indian Army.

Servants of India Society, society founded by Gopal Krishna Gokhale in 1905 to unite and train Indians of different ethnicities and religions in welfare work.