Sentence examples for training supported by from inspiring English sources

Much of the training supported by the United States and the European Union was conducted in Jordan, away from traditional Palestinian bases, in hopes that months away from home would cement a new professional ethos.

Alternatively, there's the new School Direct path, which provides school-based training supported by academic learning, and generally also takes a year to complete, with fees of up to £9,000.

In the wake of the 1980 coup in Turkey (see Turkey: The 1980s), portions of the PKK were dispersed abroad to neighbouring countries, including Lebanon and Syria, where they received training supported by the contacts Öcalan had made with Palestinian groups there.

Developing Individual Development Plans (IDPs) for those in graduate and postdoctoral training supported by NIH funds from any source.

She is principal researcher in the "Research and Innovation Group in Training supported by Information and Communication Technology" (GIDTIC, Spanish abbreviation).

The uterine massage and compression techniques Agnes learned through training supported by the U.S. Agency for International Development not only saved Odile's life, it greatly improved the chances of long-term survival for her newborn sons.

"Next Monday's strike is irreversible... it's a moving train, supported by wide sectors of the Venezuelan people," said Pedro Carmona, a business leader, whose Fedecamaras commercial association is promoting the strike.

Research training is supported by a training grant from the National Institutes of Health.

First level health workers are trained to use the IMCI/HIV guidelines during the 11-day IMCI case management course [ 14], a structured training course supported by comprehensive training materials developed by WHO/UNICEF, and adapted for use in South Africa.

With that funding, Jhpiego supports a Training Information Monitoring System, which stores training information for all HIV/AIDS training events supported by the same funding source.

Fellow research training is supported by an NIH-sponsored T32 training grant.