Sentence examples for trained workforces from inspiring English sources

Upon achieving independence, few former colonies had modern industrial economies or trained workforces that could compete in the global marketplace, so they continued to export cheap raw materials to former colonial powers.

Countries with "robust" infrastructures - like South Africa, Rwanda, Zambia, Gabon and Angola - with highly trained workforces and large domestic markets are positioning themselves in this highly competitive game and are succeeding.

We'd actually create a more secure, better trained workforce".

Massively important to all of this is a trained workforce.

Speaking at a Guardian/National Institute of Social Work (NISW) conference, health minister John Hutton said: "Possibly one of the most urgent priorities we face is the need for a better trained workforce".

Not only is there a swell of immigration, but as baby boomers retire, the need for a trained workforce will expand.

There'd be no shortage of overseas investors in a new country with an educational hinterland, skilled and highly trained workforce and lucrative export markets.

"If you have the best trained workforce, that's the best insurance policy you can buy for the future of your city".

A Jeremy Corbyn-led Labour government would set up a Ministry of Labour to take the side of workers and create a "more secure, better trained workforce", the leadership frontrunner has said.

We have chosen to go down the route of "inspecting out" poor quality, rather than investing in a highly trained workforce that can be depended on to deliver optimal experiences for children.

It is here that Suzlon's ascent starts, a story of a canny developing world entrepreneur who saw that India's cheap but highly trained workforce could undercut rivals abroad.