Sentence examples for training managing from inspiring English sources

The name of the family prizefighting business (promoting, training, managing) became Ten Goose Boxing.

The class schedule includes weapons training, managing aggressive assailants and the intricacies of dealing with gang warfare.

There are three reasons for scepticism about their chances.The first is that on-demand companies trying to keep the costs to their clients as low as possible have difficulties training, managing and motivating workers.

The Labor Ready Farmer Project is offering grants to provide up to 12 hours of Technical Assistance (TA) consulting services to farms who want to make improvements to their farm's processes in hiring, training, managing or evaluating employees.

Moreover, training, managing and motivating human on-demand workers has proved challenging to many of these companies, not to mention the mounting regulatory and political problems associated with labor laws and staffing such businesses.

In military training, managing from behind the wire means you lead from a distance and you tell people what to do from a command center; that you don't lead as you should with the troops.

Cascade training managed to reach out to almost all villagers and significantly influence changes in biosecurity practices in the community.

Per Scholas's I.T. training managed to bump workers' wages by 26percentt after two years: an average increase of $3,746 per year.

The implementation in Ontario hospitals of the RAI-MH was supported by extensive training managed and delivered by CIHI.

Thames Trains' managing director Michael Hodson appeared at Bow Street magistrates court to hear the charges.

South West Trains managing director Tim Shoveller said the station was "now fit for the 21st Century".