Sentence examples for training and enforcing from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, implementing safety management measures, such as worker safety educational training, and enforcing standards for inspections, operations, and risk assessments personnel, has become an important factor in accident prevention.

At the same time that complaints against the city have risen, many workplaces have reduced discrimination complaints by emphasizing training and enforcing equal-opportunity policies, legal experts say.

*Excluding two legal professionals All the participants stated that preserving confidentiality of patients' HIV result is emphasized during their training, and enforced in their counselling practice.

The state of Wisconsin has gotten the message about single-engineer trains and enforced at least two-man crews since 1997, but no such law exists in Québec or Maine.

The A.F.L.-C.I.O. has called for training American workers and enforcing labor laws in lieu of bringing in more workers from abroad.

In spite of the resources the British government has allocated for school lunches, Oliver admits that only half the schools are functioning properly; the other half are still experiencing difficulty training cafeteria staff and enforcing new guidelines.

The Uganda Medical and Dental Practitioners' Council (UMDPC), is a statutory body mandated to register all medical and dental practitioners in the country, supervise training institutions and enforce standards of practice.

In a report based on a survey the agency conducted and other research, MSPB identified three keys to good management of employees' performance: the work unit having sufficient resources to get the job done; training of supervisors on setting and enforcing expectations; and accurate standards to measure performance.

The attorneys in the public defender system are have varying degrees of experience and qualifications, and the system lacks the resources to provide supervision and enforce training standards.

The measure would have law enforcement professionals devise and enforce standards and training for volunteers, as many major cities now do.

Fred McBride, a voting-rights consultant for the Southern Coalition for Social Justice, said the entire incident could have been avoided if poll workers were better trained and properly enforced the rules.