Sentence examples for trained worldwide from inspiring English sources

Under the fourth round of MICS, close to 700 UNICEF staff and experts from developing countries were trained worldwide.

More than 300 military personnel will be trained for worldwide operations at the base.

The birth day is the riskiest day of their lives for the 48 million women who give birth each year without a skilled health worker present and there's still a shortage of 350,000 trained midwives worldwide.

There is an established shortage of adequately trained professionals worldwide, including in resource-constrained settings like Burkina Faso [ 14].

"Virtually all the big global companies use trains worldwide more than ever," said Bill Connors, executive director and chief operating officer of the National Business Travel Association, a trade group.

"Emissions from tropical deforestation are comparable to the emissions of all of the EU, and are greater than those of all cars, trucks, planes, ships and trains worldwide.

The Granville Hotel (+353 51 305555), for example, has two nights' B&B for two, including dinner on one night, for €258 Set in three locations around the port in the beautiful city of Sète and reachable by TGV train, Worldwide features music chosen to complement the stunning surroundings, with names that roll off the tongue when you think of the Radio 1 DJ's worldwide musical taste.

The rapidly growing wind industry is highly expressing the need for education and training worldwide, particularly on the system level.

From Startup Weekend Latin America to MassChallenge The next founders I got to interview were Saul Gonzalez and Luz Ynfante who came all the way from Latin America to join MassChallenge with their startup Quiro, which uses video game technology and design to deliver realistic and interactive medical training worldwide.

In conclusion, we have developed European agreed guidelines for content and conducting EULAR MSUS courses, which will be also useful for standardising rheumatology MSUS training worldwide.

Recent years have seen major changes in surgical training worldwide, with reduced working hours enforced under European law, 1 and the introduction of run-through and core training programmes in the United Kingdom, which no longer expose the surgical trainee to all the common surgical conditions and operations that would have formed part of traditional surgical training.