"That's why we've outlined a long-term, military-led strategy, to invest £4bn in training facilities fit for our strong and modern armed forces and better accommodation to deliver more stability for military families," he said.
If we're going to debate whether our training institutions are fit for purpose, we have to consider exactly what that purpose is.
I sometimes wonder if there was a sense of arrogance nestled next to my naivety, but I do know for certain that my training was not fit for purpose and I was ill equipped.
Abdul Muhith said managed migration could be positive for Bangladesh and the west: "We can help in the sense of giving the migrants some training, making them fit for existence in some other country.
Some 60 other jets are Vietnam-war era F-5s mainly used for training, and hardly fit for that another two F-5s crashed on September 13th, the latest in a string of such incidents.The Chinese have ranted in response, as they do over every American arms sale to Taiwan.
This model suggests that practitioners are not trained to be fit for purpose, resulting in inefficiencies and overtraining.
Lufthansa said he had passed all of its rigorous tests and training and was "100% fit for flying".
"We have to ensure they have the resources and training to make them fit for tackling crime in the 21st century," he said.
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He however resumed training and was declared fit for the Netherlands opening match against Czech Republic, where he started on the bench.
It is also useful for monitoring the health status of race and performance horses, which helps avoid the stress of transportation or competition in sick animals [ 7, 20] and may help estimate whether the horse is fit for training [ 3].
