Sentence examples for training that allows from inspiring English sources

Rumours that Ukrainians are forced to go through psychological training that allows them to kill unarmed women and children with no remorse are widespread.

According to a curious manuscript (whose publication he must oversee if he is to get anything from the estate), his father had devised, or perhaps rediscovered, a course of mental and physical training that allows the adept to move through the world unseen by anyone but a fellow adept.

But to do that, it takes a certain amount of training that allows you to prepare yourself to find the space where the music flows".

From the official sports governing organizations that make it possible for today's athletes, and future athletes, to get the training that allows them to follow their dreams to the schools and communities that support training and travel, it truly takes a village of support to become one of the chosen who represents our country at the Olympics.

"In times of real craziness, you have to be able to find your training that allows you to meditate with a cup of coffee, or with the two minutes you walk from this office to this meeting," said Marturano, whose book Finding The Space To Lead was released recently in paperback.

However, it is the less immediate differences that constitute real change – primarily the UNICEF-supported teacher training that allows teachers to adjust to the new curriculum.

By contrast, about 41,000 preparers — typically certified public accountants or financial planners, tax lawyers and actuaries — have taken exams and undergone training that allow them to enroll with the I.R.S. as preparers or agents.

In her memoir, SWIMMING TO ANTARCTICA: Tales of a Long-Distance Swimmer (Harvest/Harcourt, $14), Lynne Cox describes the remarkable physiology and training that allowed her, at 45, to become the first person to swim a mile in the near-freezing Antarctic Ocean.

The maneuvers are more than skill: They're an incredible feat of physical training that allow pilots to breathe and perform under enormous g-forces.

"L.S.D.," as he humorously called it, was aerobic endurance training that allowed you to enjoy running and at the same time bolster your aerobic capacity so that it got steadily easier to run farther and (gradually) faster.

After extensive technical delays and bureaucratic bickering, Siemens recently installed a computerized system for the L train that allows the line to operate 33 trains per hour, up from 28.