Sentence examples for training serving from inspiring English sources

Most have had on-the-job training, serving on hospital ethics panels or on university research review boards.

His client, Shafal Mosed, admitted to staying at a Qaeda camp in Afghanistan for several months in 2001, receiving weapons training, serving as a guard and listening to Osama bin Laden discuss suicide missions.

But prudence requires that NATO focus on helping others help themselves — providing assistance and training, serving as an institutional model, on occasion partnering with local states in limited missions — all to the service of other security organizations around the globe that can be as successful in their own regions as NATO has been in Europe.

It is in such a wider policy context that an increasing number of institutions of higher learning are being established with new missions and innovative configurations of training, serving populations that previously had little access to higher education.

Smith completed his training, serving in South Africa and India with the 1st Battalion.

Four approaches were used: 1) a literature review; 2) results from 50 key informant (KI) interviews from state and territorial-level emergency management and public health agencies; 3) results from 14 KI interviews with deaf-serving CBOs in the San Francisco Bay Area; and 4) a pilot program evaluation of an emergency responder training serving the Deaf/HH in one urban community.

That training served him well.

The special training served a purpose at first.

As previously discussed, muscle endurance training serves to increase blood flow to the working muscles.

The language training served him well in Moscow in 1958, in the first case he ever argued.

The individual's subjective impression of whether or not the body seems to be able to tolerate increased training serves as a good guide.