Sentence examples for training constitutes from inspiring English sources

Teacher training constitutes a promising policy area for improving education quality in developing countries.

In any case, underestimating the providers' training constitutes a waste of resources, since it contributes to exceedingly unreliable research findings.

Given the shortage of nurses in Australia and New Zealand, and therefore the high demand for immigrant nurses, investment by Pacific island governments and families in nurse training constitutes a rational use of economic resources.

Female adolescents are underrepresented in dual vocational education and training, constituting a proportion of only 39%%.

The psychomotor skills taught in the first year of nursing training constitute a foundation for all professional practices.

Indeed, young people not engaged in work, education or training constitute an obstacle to economic growth, hampering productivity and competitiveness for the whole country, especially when this condition persists for a prolonged period.

Supervisory staff who had undergone the SS training constituted the universe of supervisors.

Medical assistants, with little or no formal training, constitute a large share (40%) of the health workforce.

A more sustained challenge to Ringling Brothers has come instead from the many advocacy groups that push for an end to circus herds, arguing that forcing rare animals to traverse the country in tight cages by train constitutes cruelty by itself.

Bob Ayers, a security expert from the Chatham House think tank, said: "For a senior intelligence officer to leave this kind of material on a train constitutes criminal damage and he should be prosecuted".

Does laughing uncontrollably on a subway train constitute legitimate literary criticism?