Sentence examples for training in relation to from inspiring English sources

In order to promote the public health role of midwives, further training in relation to public health awareness and how it relates to core midwifery practice will need to occur before any real progress can be made [ 26].

" me too I never attended any training in relation to chronic disease management except the HIV trainings"… " most of the trainings are on HIV Counseling and Testing (HCT) and Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT)".

His family was understandably distressed by this, said the coroner, who noted a lack of awareness and training in relation to CEG's "stop show procedure".

The senior coroner Peter Bedford called for a review of police training in relation to the risks associated with the "take-down" process.

In this study, we have found that, despite having undergone information-transfer educational training in relation to the physiopathology of depression, nursing students persist in holding unscientific beliefs about this condition.

Ellement's sister Sharon Hardy said: "I would find it hard to believe that any commanding officer would have any form of training in relation to sexual assaults, bearing in mind unit welfare officers only have to attend a three-day course to hold a welfare position in the army and these are people potentially offering day-to-day support to victims of sexual crime".

In the dispatching centre, this input is processed to arrive at the optimal speed for each train in relation to its priority, the proximity of other trains it must pass, and route characteristics.

However, these codes are essentially empirical, and are not based on a quantitative materials engineering analysis of the forces generated in the load train in relation to the strength of the components.

"All frontline officers and specialist staff have now been trained in relation to child sexual exploitation and spotting the signs.

Fiscal Depute, Emma Stewart, said: "They had not been trained in relation to what they should, or should not do in such a situation".

The Train the Trainer in End of Life care (TTT EoL) study evaluated the effectiveness of a peer-to-peer EoL care education and training programme in relation to the intervention's ability to reduce treatment, relational and service uncertainty.