Sentence examples for training repair from inspiring English sources

One example of a community-level intervention evaluation that did include control communities but was non-randomised was the 'Cyclinon-randomised wasowns' programme in England [ 11], in which the intervention involved town-wide media campaigns, personalised travel planning, cycle training, repair services, and cycling infrastructure improvements.

Still, the oral surgeons argue that because of their training repairing bones and structures of the jaw and face, they should be allowed to perform the procedures that physicians do, said Dr. P. Thomas Hiser, president of the California Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons.

Today's trip and the proposed spending increases on personnel, announced before his formal budget proposal is unveiled, seemed at least partly intended to deal with muted criticism from military commanders and louder comments from Republicans in Congress that Mr. Bush had not moved quickly to give the Pentagon an infusion of cash for training, repairs and new equipment.

The options of "cause of injury" included exercise, military training, repairing work, traffic accident, activity of daily living, and others.

Appliance manufacturers would have to develop safety and servicing standards and train repair people how to work with the new machines.

It used to be Ostgut [from 1998-2003], when it was in the old Bahn-Gelände [a train repair warehouse].

Most of the scenes were shot at a train repair shed near Campinas in Sao Paulo in one day.

The project's $20 million first phase will bring a train repair center able repair trains as a whole unit and feature a double loop that would allow two entire trains to move through for repair.

The former DSB train repair facilities at the square of Frederiks Plads close to the railway station, have been demolished and the area is now under development as a small business district with high-rise buildings scheduled for completion in 2017.

Around 1999, they opened a dance club in a train-repair depot in Friedrichshain, which they called Ostgut.

"We had no money, but because Nevers is a city for train repairs, 55-gallon barrels were easy to find free".