Sentence examples for training to ask from inspiring English sources

Girardi said one of his players sought him out at the beginning of spring training to ask if a base runner should collide with a catcher during exhibitions.

With support from management, they feel more empowered to speak up and ask questions in the workplace -- just like the worker who stood up in the training to ask about his health insurance benefits.

Their hindrances include dependency and respect for authority, cultural inhibition to be silent and lack of training to ask questions that broadly include development of problem solving skills.

One interviewer felt it would be helpful in future training to ask interviewers to nominate a friend with whom they could share how they were feeling without revealing any details of the participant or their injury - but rather sharing how they were feeling as interviewers.

Firefighters have been trained to ask, "How are you?" Firefighter Annunziato finally sought help 358 days after the attacks.

"I like people who play chess and do crossword puzzles, people trained to ask questions," he said.

He said officers are not trained to ask for master keys, but that they are often within their legal rights to do so.

Before making a trespass arrest, Mr. Browne said, officers are trained to ask a person: Do you live in the building?

Instead, police were trained to ask open-ended questions to elicit the whole story, and then go back over the details in a variety of ways to find inconsistencies.

"And they are trained to ask certain questions and to respond in certain ways that encourage the customer to buy the optional products like insurance and the loss damage waiver".

With the other, he kept the shirt pressed firmly against her head to slow the loss of blood as he went through the questions he had been trained to ask: What is your name?