Sentence examples for training and consultation from inspiring English sources

* $1 million for mental health training and consultation to middle and high school personnel.

It was conducted by the Texas Defender Service, a nonprofit organization, partially financed by the American Bar Association, that provides legal representation to condemned inmates and offers training and consultation to other lawyers handling death penalty cases.

Her parents, who are retired, owned Taylor Associates International in Annapolis, Md., which provided training and consultation services on the management of health care institutions in Russia and in countries in the Middle East and Asia.

10. (SBU) In conjunction with INL's police program, the Department of State's Anti-Terrorism Assistance Program (ATA) will focus on providing expanded training and consultation opportunities to the NWFP, Balochistan, and federal areas to expand rapidly the GOP's antiterrorist capabilities.

We review the components of the training and consultation and discuss adaptations made from the Project MATCH MET model to a real-world clinical setting.

It is necessary for governments not only to employ safety experts to provide training and consultation, but also to attract outstanding personnel to join the public administration sector.

Five of the most promising athletes take part in USA Boxing's resident program, in Colorado Springs, which provides free room and board, free training, and consultations with nutritionists, sports doctors, and other experts.

During 2007 2010, the CHSM conducted training and consultations to strengthen the MNCH S R Systems of 10 districts and 5 municipalities of 5 provinces in Indonesia (Bali, Sulawesi Tengah, Bengkulu, Riau and Yogyakarta).

After inspection of training lists and consultation with provincial HIV/AIDS coordinators, 53% of these names were discarded (25% duplicates, 21% not active in HIV/AIDS clinical care, 1% not trained in ART, 6% other reasons).

With better physician training and mandatory consultation of up-to-date patient histories, I-STOP will help doctors save lives, and make New York a model for other states that are struggling with the epidemic of prescription drug abuse.

Training and ongoing consultation strategies used are described as are some of the barriers and opportunities that arose during the implementation.