Sentence examples for training on issues from inspiring English sources
Individuals may call themselves "senior specialists" to imply a certain level of training on issues important to the elderly.
I agree with your contention that the police need more intensive training on issues of gender relations and gender-related violence (editorial, July 6).
Hundreds of soldiers from at least 12 nations have already received training on issues including gender and security from British forces on the continent.
We made significant changes to the orientation training offered this summer for all incoming students, including two days of training on issues related to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
CFNPP was created in 1988 within the Division of Nutritional Sciences, conducts applied research and engages in technical cooperation and training on issues of poverty, human resource development, and food and nutrition policy in, developing countries and in transition economies of Eastern Europe.
There are multiple opportunities for attorneys to receive training on issues related to ESI, including those offered by the American Bar Association and the National District Attorneys Association.
Students gain substantive knowledge of national security, privacy, immigration, and civil rights issues, as well as training on issue spotting and client interaction.
Young footballers at Brighton and Hove Albion club are reportedly being trained on issues around sexual consent to safeguard them from criminal accusations.
With the collaboration of international partners, police and border officials have been trained on issues relating to trafficking in persons.
Three categories of staff were selected and successfully trained on issues related to HIV/AIDS, sex and sexuality: NGO field staff (Outreach Workers; OW), women's SHG leaders (Peer Health Educators; PHE), and barbers.
For example, if you are currently the recipient of a research grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF), whether to conduct your own research or to train postsecondary students in research, you are required to provide opportunities for your students to become "trained" on issues related to the responsible and ethical conduct of science (e.g., Box 1).
