Sentence examples for training on policy from inspiring English sources

The figures are the mean scores of Net-Map interviewees and 18 respondents from different organizations in DRC, based on a semistructured questionnaire administered during the training on policy analysis on December 16, 2010.

However, the District Executive Committees and the PMTs need to realign their activities to include more training on policy, coordination, supervision and enforcement.

Additional training areas include; training on policy analysis, health economics, setting policy-relevant research priorities, strategic planning, conducting operational health systems research, budgeting and financial management, and general management and leadership.

"Management is in the process of hiring for all remaining open positions in the Financial Aid Office and enhanced training on policies and procedures will be provided both to new hires and continuing employees," the statement from the Howard president said.

In collaboration with colleagues, she has conducted training workshops on policy communications for researchers in the MENA region working in the area of population and development, to enhance their skills in communicating their findings to policy and program planners in the region and beyond.

Various studies support a greater emphasis on training of policy-makers, at least those in bureaucratic positions [ 9, 10].

Less than 50percentt of the respondents reported that they had training on the policy.

Except for first sergeants, noncommissioned officers could not recall any training on the policy toward gays during any officer development course, the report said.

Less than 5percentt of commanders, command sergeant majors and leaders interviewed said that they had received training on the policy in their units.

Ms. Benecke, co-director of the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, said there was little formal training on the policy and the rules resulting from it.

In 2010, the permanently endowed Rajawali Foundation Institute for Asia was established as part of the Ash Center to bring together academics and practitioners from around the world to enhance research, teaching, and training on public policy and governance issues of critical importance in Asia.