Sentence examples for training assistance from inspiring English sources

We found that: older users tend to deny the need for assistance technology even when non-subjective measures suggest they do use it; technology assists but cannot replace initial human training; Assistance Tools are seen as a 'security blanket' incase things go wrong; and that the actual needs of users are not that well understood by those users.

What he has told the two senators is that he also intends to assist the opposition forces, so he is going to degrade Assad's military capacity and he is going to assist and upgrade the opposition forces with training assistance.

Based on a conversation with the Republican senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham after they were briefed by Barack Obama, Keane said: "He is going to degrade Assad's military capacity and he is going to assist and upgrade the opposition forces with training assistance".

He provided equipment and training assistance to terrorists in the Philippines, aided insurrectionists in Kashmir, assisted Islamists in Tajikistan and maintained connections in the Bosnian conflict.

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The solution, she added, lay in training assistance and the sharing of information.

Those who had never married, the report said, were most likely to be in need of job-training assistance and child-care services.

The program would launch in six schools next academic year and partner with other city agencies to provide families with housing, wellness, financial and job-training assistance.

The accusations span several years of the mid-1990's at the two programs: the International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program, which trains foreign police agencies in newly democratic nations, and the Office of Overseas Prosecutorial Development, Assistance and Training, which instructs foreign prosecutors and judges.

THE staffers at the American embassy in Freetown do not favour the term mercenary.However, the instructors training Sierra Leone's army through America's Africa Contingency Operations Training & Assistance (ACOTA) programme are no regular uniformed soldiers.

She received the new assignment in December 2015, after completing an eight-month training on strengthening police women's leadership skills, provided by the ASP in collaboration with the International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program ICITAPP).