Sentence examples for training acts from inspiring English sources

Newall and Dale (1990) and Ljungström and Klefsjö (2002) have also reported in their studies that poor education and training acts as a major barrier in the development and implementation of quality program (Talib et al. 2011).

Our sources suggest that this combination of earnings deferral and prolonged training acts as a significant disincentive for prospective new recruits: "the major discouragement is poverty and a very long training program".

It is expected that the CRM training acts as a generic intervention that stimulates specific interventions.

The key principle is that all forces acting on an object used for resistance training act in a downward direction.

More recently, in the 1970s, the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act trained and employed millions of Americans in federally funded jobs.

In Britain the Employment and Training Act of 1948 created a Central Youth Employment Executive and led to proposals for a National Joint Apprenticeship and Training Council to be set up in each industry.

The program, the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act, led him to become an arts administrator for nonprofit poetry groups, starting with the St. Marks Poetry Project in the East Village.

The Minimum Wage bill, the Manpower Development and Training Act, the Anti-Poverty Bill, bills providing federal money for student loans and for public libraries, and many others were enacted with Powell's guiding hand.

Feasibility and efficacy of computerized auditory cognitive training (ACT) was examined among patients with heart failure (HF).

Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT) is a contemporary behavioral approach to increasing adaptive, flexible repertoires of behavior, by reducing control by problematic rule-deriving and rule-following.

I remember when the folks from CETA [Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973] came to visit us in the early 1980s.