Sentence examples for training and able from inspiring English sources

"What's coming from this is that they are now able to give military and terrorist training and able to plan and steer specific operations in Europe," Mr. Scharf, the Danish intelligence chief, said.

Such staff must be prepared for training and able to commit their services for a minimum of 3 to 4 weeks.

Each BLS team is comprised of two nurses or registered nurses and the motorcycle rescuer who is a nurse or a registered nurse, all with BLS training and able to provide electrical defibrillation, chest compressions, ventilation, and oxygenation before arrival of the ALS team.

This might just be the time for supermarkets of all sizes, from Kroger and Safeway to the independent IGA, to take advantage of Instacart's stumble and recruit this trained and able workforce and put them to work in their stores to build a competitive delivery and pick up business.

Where women are trained and able to participate in their national economies through concrete economic opportunities, they thrive and their families and communities see them as assets.

Funding is a challenge since the prisons don't pay for the classes, yet we need to make sure instructors are properly trained and able to travel to undesirable locations.

Jarime Uzziel, 43, said he felt it was important to make a stand "against additional gun control". He also wants teachers to be trained and able to carry firearms, he said.

Hospital staff is trained and able to instruct them on the proper techniques for successful breastfeeding.

With UNICEF support, specialists are trained and able to provide methodological assistance to other centres throughout the country.

This increased specificity occurs in a context where the nurse professional is also trained and able to make clinical judgments about the women's needs for care.

Accordingly, appropriateness includes: – Competency/skills: the degree to which health personnel are trained and able to assess, treat and communicate (listening, patient education and sharing decisions) with their patients [ 28, 31].