Sentence examples for trained work from inspiring English sources

This type of initiative would produce the highly trained work force needed to maintain American economic security and global leadership in innovation and research.

Tips can range from $50 to $60 a day, although tips are better downtown, where many of the men Mr. Cole says he has trained work.

"Connecticut has, on a per capita basis, a very highly trained work force, but we need more of those workers," he said.

The community feared that, with test scores low, the dropout rate high and schools deteriorating, it would not have a properly educated and trained work force in a booming economy.

In this context, Friends of the Children presents a different view of mentoring — an approach that might be termed "deep mentoring": one that requires a professionally trained work force and is therefore more expensive — about $9,000 per child per year, as opposed to $1,200 a year for many larger or school-based programs.

WASHINGTON — Federal inspectors charged with ensuring the safety of offshore oil drilling are overwhelmed, insufficiently trained, work without official procedures for some of their most crucial decisions and sometimes have insufficient support from their supervisors for resisting industry influence, according to a report released Tuesday by the Interior Department's inspector general.

For this reason, interventions have been designed to train working memory in ADHD.

The second aim of this intervention is to train working memory functions.

The intervention trains working memory skills using an interactive and motivating, game-format, computerised training program [ 20].

I was trained to work within the system".

Laura Colee was trained to work with Womenspace.