Sentence examples for trained to act from inspiring English sources

However, one interviewee, who had acted as an interpreter for others, offered a valuable insight into the dilemma that interpreters, particularly professional interpreters, face in that they are trained to act as literal conduits for information rather than acting as a patient advocate.

The other 30 students received for the same time span additional clinical skills training in the skills laboratory, facilitated by senior students trained to act as skills laboratory assistants (not PHC-trained: NPT).

They're trained to act; do-not-resuscitate orders or patients' distaste for aggressive procedures prevent them from acting.

And how, in the film, were they trained to "act" with such dazzling compliance?

You can be trained to act, but not – really – to be a celebrity.

Librarians are not trained to act as social workers, caregivers, babysitters or medical advisers.

But rights groups have expressed worries about the ability of a group without training to act as a law enforcers.

Teachers received special training to act as moderators, while the children sat in a discussion circle.

Arrangements were made for printing tickets and persuading staff and activists travelling on the trains to act as stewards.

Or, as in the case of the Tutored Video Instruction model developed at Stanford back in the early seventies, some well qualified students could be given training to act as study group facilitators.

(As no Metropolitan Railway train had yet run through to Chesham on the finished line, the train from Chesham to Rickmansworth was drawn by two locomotives belonging to the contractors who had built the line, rather than by MR engines. A third engine ran ahead of the demonstration train to act as a pilot).