Sentence examples for training cadres from inspiring English sources

The training cadres would be back to train more guerrillas, and the 504th Main Force Battalion would return to overrun more outposts and lay more ambushes.

In their foggy camp high in the mountains of Compostela Valley Province, the Communists go about their business: training cadres in military tactics, organizing the residents below, helping peasants on their farms and studying what they call the "evils of U.S. imperialism".

Amref Health Africa works to bridge this gap by training cadres of community health workers, nurses and midwives – strengthening the provision of care at facility level, linking communities to formal health services and supporting the realignment of these services to community needs.

Their brief unity ended in May when they reduced to form training cadres for the US 137th Regiment.

To do so includes fortifying both the supportive care net of safe hydration, safe blood, safe medicines, safe heating and cooking technologies, and training cadres of community health workers and public health nurses who, as frontline caregivers, can attend to their communities while remaining alert to instances of contaminated groundwater, disease or a high-risk pregnancy.

An example of the policy of training cadres only recognized locally or regionally is that of clinical licenciates.

What was originally envisioned as a training cadre of about 350 American law enforcement officers was quickly scaled back to 190 and then to 100.

The training cadre was small today: Ojeda, Keith Miller, Terry Bross and Alejandro Pena, the pitcher acquired in a trade this winter from the Los Angeles Dodgers, who was making his debut with the Mets under the strange conditions that prevail.

The Times reports that the training cadre of about 350 American law enforcement officers was quickly scaled back to 190 and then to 100 as costs rose and Iraqi interest fell.

On the other hand, improvement of women's access to antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal care with training cadre of community workers, and traditional birth attendant can reduce maternal morbidities by 25% and further improve total neonatal mortalities by 23% (18).

OSS also sought to build and foster team work, improve facility performance, and support the use of data to monitor facility performance through multidisciplinary team (MDT) training, cadre-specific clinical breakout sessions, and CQI activities.