Sentence examples for training scheduled for from inspiring English sources

Joe Cole has training scheduled for later in the day before he and his wife, Carly, attend a first classroom French lesson since their schooldays.

In truth, the fleshing out of Iraq's 10 division and their rigorous training scheduled for the next year could add strength to Coalition forces, perhaps enough to wage war-winning operations in Anbar province.

Also on Sunday, Turkey's national team cancelled training scheduled for Monday in Istanbul ahead of international games against Sweden and Austria, Hurried newspaper reported, adding that training would take place in the city of Antalya.

Most departing trains scheduled for Sunday afternoon were several hours late, pilgrims said.

New Jersey Transit plans to eliminate 32 of 725 commuter trains, with at least two trains scheduled for elimination on each of its 11 lines.

The playwright described the work as less realistic and broader in scope than his previous efforts, like "Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train," scheduled for a Broadway run at the Circle in the Square next fall.

Trains of the future by the exhibition's three sponsors -- a full mock-up of the futuristic Siemans Tram Train scheduled for service in 2006, Alstom's ZTER Power Car and a Bombardier AGC High Capacity Rail Car -- will be parked on the Place de la Concorde.

Amtrak this afternoon dragged away the 11 cars damaged in Monday's derailment of the Capitol Limited, but with nearly 100 wrecked cars already awaiting repair and no spares on hand, the financially beleaguered railroad had to cancel a Washington-to-Chicago train scheduled for Wednesday.

Passengers were delayed by up to nine hours and Eurostar has cancelled a number of trains scheduled for Tuesday.

In each study area, we used MOH data on the number and location of CBHWs already trained or scheduled for training in CCM.

Data collection at time 3 occurred at least 6 months and up to 9 months after the intervention due to the rigidity of the training schedules for the apprentices which prevented data collection at scheduled times.