Sentence examples for training and exchanging from inspiring English sources

"There have been media reports of collaboration in terms of training and exchanging ideas between Boko Haram and al-Shabaab, but it is essential to study the Shabaab's aims in greater detail to see what their goals are.

Determining the aim and role of each in clinical training and exchanging information between clinical educators and faculty members on student readiness, learning context, and patient information before and during clinical training is important for providing effective clinical practice to nursing students.

They talked until they left the train, and exchanged e-mail addresses.

She is a program officer for the State Department, overseeing training and exchange programs for professionals from the former Soviet Union and the Balkans.

With communication, understanding and a greater investment in skill, training and exchange, both countries can take advantage of this great international opportunity.

The health systems of Israel and of the Palestinian Authority will maintain good working relations in all matters, including mutual assistance in providing first aid in cases of emergency, medical instruction, professional training and exchange of information.

A support group is composed of 6 to 10 people who share a similar life stressor, transition, affliction, or noxious habit; receive expert information and training; and exchange mutual aid for a predetermined period of time in order to foster improved coping and adjustment.

As an Indian national working in Canada, you should investigate the fellowships available from the Association of Commonwealth Universities and the programmes managed by the British Council's Scholarship, Training and Exchanges team in India.

If we want to understand how abusive practices can be replicated and multiplied through international training and exchange programs, we should review the records of those who serve as teachers in those programs.

The World Health Organization, in its Global NCD Action Plan (GAP), outlines that "strengthening international cooperation for resource mobilization, capacity-building, health workforce training and exchange of information on lessons learnt and best practices" can significantly contribute to the reduction of NCD prevalence around the world.

It also provides means to discuss the training and exchange information.