Sentence examples for training applicants from inspiring English sources

Mr. Griffin said the company would consider training applicants itself if they would "sign a piece of paper saying that when they graduate they will come to work for us for two years".

In their heyday, more than 700 such academies dotted Korea, training applicants for the civil service and serving as guardians for the Confucianism that provided the ruling ideology of the Yi dynasty (1392-1897).

Also, we see that regional unemployment increases the competitive pressure among training applicants, which leads to lower chances for low-qualified graduates when unemployment on the regional level(s) is high.

Training applicants were purposefully selected after a general recruitment process via newspaper advertisements and consumer health organisation newsletters.

He worked with the Vulcan Society to train applicants to pass the department's physical exam.

Perhaps this is also the reason for the relatively high proportion of medical trained applicants.

In our survey, traditionally trained applicants to radiology (completed undergraduate medical training before 2005) made their career decision 2.6 years after graduation.

"Ministers have mishandled teacher training, putting applicants off and constantly talked down the profession, causing thousands of teachers to quit.

However, in practice, the expectations companies place on the prior school learning of training position applicants are often very demanding.

It is mainly funded by the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) and also provides training to applicants, such as plumbing, tiling and electrical work.

Only one gun-control bill out of the seven that were originally proposed by the Democrats this year, received any Republican backing -- a bill requiring in-person handgun training for applicants seeking a concealed carry permit.