Sentence examples for training excellence from inspiring English sources
A man who built Truro Fencing Club into a centre of training excellence and appeared in early Star Wars films has died aged 67.
Greentech, a Delhi-based, corporate-backed nonprofit that campaigns for industrial safety, last year complimented one of its mines for its "training excellence" and gave other operations commendations for safety, innovation and environmental policies as well as its "compassionate outreach work".
Here, we discuss training excellence and how it might be achieved.
Adherence to these criteria may help not only to guide course organizers and trainers on the path towards bioinformatics training excellence but, importantly, also to improve the training experience for life scientists.
They ultimately judge training excellence not just in terms of how they perceive a particular training event, but also in terms of the impact this has on the development of their skills in the long-term.
Till 2015, 119 physicians from all over the world have accepted the one-year course of training in excellence and acquainted their Master Degree in Headache Medicine.
People who are inside ballet would know it well, but the level of physical training and excellence that they attain is pretty remarkable.
Williams' survey also asks participants to check off what other topics they'd like her to address, such as "breaking barriers" or "training for excellence".
Each member's individual training and excellence, coupled with our team's transactive memory and psychological safety (to offer opinions that differed from mine), resulted in an optimal outcome, where he could have died that same day.
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