Sentence examples for training organizing from inspiring English sources

The mobilizing, training, organizing, equipping and dispatching of two million servicemen to France in less than a year was the seeming miracle that made all else possible.

Right now they are neck-in-neck with their weekly allowance, but if they were fifteen years older, my daughter's college degree, MBA, technological training, organizing and management experience, and even her Rhodes Scholarship would all probably be worth less than those of her brother.

With respect to SNS dispensing, this includes logistics expertise, access to large numbers of potential volunteers, and business infrastructures for training, organizing, and communicating with volunteers.

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.

The first validation for museum training, organized on an in-service basis, appears to have been the diploma of the Museums Association introduced in Britain in 1930.

Spring training, organized as the Grapefruit League in Florida and the Cactus League in Arizona, generates increasing revenue for Major League Baseball, as well as tourist income for the towns and cities that host the teams.

After Ms. Cansiz was released from prison, her brother said, she received military training, organized clandestine meetings, traveled to P.K.K. mountain outposts in southeastern Turkey and went underground to Germany to raise funds.

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".

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.