Sentence examples for training received from from inspiring English sources

This is concerning, because the most effective terrorist attacks are usually the product of training received from specific terrorist organizations.

The training received from the program prepares our graduates for careers as research scientists and educators working at universities and colleges and government and private sector laboratories, as well as entrepreneurs applying scientific and technological skills to advance for-profit and not-for-profit enterprises.

The training received from such Sharia law degrees is entirely religious in character and is based on the Qu'ran and centuries old religious treatises with no reference to, for example, modern commercial issues.

With the training received from UNICEF, civilian police within the African Union have been better equipped to protect children and women from abuse and sexual violence.

Most of the training received for educational roles related to postgraduate teaching and was delivered by the individual hospital Trusts and the Deanery, with lower levels of training received from external sources, predominantly the Royal Colleges and Speciality Associations (Table  3).

Sixty-nine percent of the health care workers who had received IMCI training felt that the training was not adequate and they suggested that on site mentoring and refresher courses were needed to complement the training received from a workshop setting.

However, this control of specialist training received strong resistance from the medical schools.

Mr Fetisov's ice-hockey story begins with the training he received from Anatloy Tarasov, who coached CSKA from 1947-1975.

Mr. Headley said the intensive support and training he received from other teachers and administrators at P.S. 65 put him on a positive trajectory.

The best thing to do is to get back on your training you received from your mentors.

Petrus intends to put the training he received from Women Not Witches to use by establishing a rapid response team in Mt. Hagen to combat sorcery-related violence.