Sentence examples for training organized by from inspiring English sources

Around this time, his opportunity for change came through a ten-day training organized by Save the Children Philippines and Lunduyan Foundation Inc., a non-government organization that advocates for children's rights.

Ten percent of the proceeds of this East End Series red go to the Southold Project in Aquaculture Training organized by the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County.

In the English language school-based assessment, the teacher assessor, who has received rater training organized by the HKEAA before undertaking assessment, sits nearby, assesses each participant, and assigns scores to students.

(KH manager) Conditions of the contract "TMS' partner needs to have a limited company, their own towing truck, and to take part in education and training organized by the company".

The main purpose of this project was to promote skills development by newly added as well as experienced staff, to identify areas of weaknesses, and to correct them with training (organized by the hospital, departmental, or individual) designed to improve performance.

Nearly 200 young people, most of them undocumented, are in town for the training, organized by advocacy groups United We Dream and the PICO National Network.

Pack trains organized by charitable settlers regularly met the new arrivals at The Dalles to help them along the final leg of the journey.

The prewar idyll comes from "The Garden of the Finzi-Continis"; the gradual whittling away of Jewish rights derives from "Sunshine"; and the finale, in which little David escapes on one of the Kindertransport trains organized by the British stockbroker Nicholas Winton, unapologetically lifts the eulogistic tone of the last reel of "Schindler's List".

The training, organized and supported by UNICEF Viet Nam, in collaboration with the National Fatherland Front and the Vietnamese Buddhist Association, was conducted by Mr Laurie Maund, a trainer of more than 8 years experience and who has worked with Buddhist monks and nuns throughout the Mekong region.

Data were collected on 127 training programs organized by 52 training institutions, including 11 medical programs, 51 nursing programs, 30 midwifery programs, and 35 nursing assistant programs (Table 1).

In early May 2001 Lindh joined a paramilitary training camp organized by a Kashmiri separatist group based in Pakistan.