Sentence examples for training dictates from inspiring English sources

For blue shirts, training dictates that they act as a team, not as individuals, said Thomas Graham, a retired deputy chief who until last year commanded the department's Disorder Control Unit.

A lawyer said at a news conference that the deputies "did what was necessary under the circumstances, and they did what their training dictated that they do".

The Marines claimed that the houses had been "declared hostile" and that training dictated "that all individuals in a hostile house are to be shot".

All of my political training dictated that you spend as much time as possible preparing for any eventuality and that there was only one thing to do if you were ever caught off guard: bullshit them.

I installed the software on my PC, skipped the training, and dictated one of my old columns, 1,300 words.

Your training will dictate what your limitations are.

So many of the Larchmont club's members are commuters that the train times dictate the ebb and flow of people here, the club's fitness manager, Geoffrey Braham, said.

Normally good training set design dictates nearly equal representation from all classes in the data set but the example in this chapter introduces some bias into the training set by not using an equal representation.

The worksheets may be accessed and completed directly by pathologists or training staff, or dictated and completed by transcription staff.

We as academic scientists set up the tenure structure, publication requirements, and training requirements and dictate the group norms and expected modes of interaction in our own disciplines.

The principle of specificity dictates that training protocols should mimic the movements of the particular sport as closely as possible in order for the body to adapt appropriately [ 32].