Sentence examples for training to respond from inspiring English sources

After decades of training to respond passively to hijackers' demands, pilots and their employers are now adopting a more aggressive stance as potential soldiers in the United States' new war.

"But it could also be that something happens, and you need to use all that training to respond in a matter of seconds, with a lot of lives on the line".

They received spatial, temporal, single sensor, or no training to respond to alarms of differing reliability levels.

Cleaves and Toplis express "serious concern about whether all science teachers and prospective science teachers have a scientific view of evolution or have sufficient training to respond to 'alternative theories' in science lessons" (p.30).

She voiced her concerns to me about not being able to reconcile her desire to "do the right thing" and follow her ECE training to respond to the child in that particular situation, and her discomfort with being unable to reconcile this with the schools no touch policy.

Women could be beaten and abused by their husbands and law enforcement did not have the tools or training to respond effectively.

Our horses had similarly been trained to respond to this "hot fingers" technique.

Knowledgeable golfers have been trained to respond, almost by reflex: the long bunker shot.

"They responded magnificently to this tragedy -- just as I expected and just as they've been trained to respond.

It said subway managers are trained to respond to individual incidents, like a problem on a single line.

The armed services also have special teams trained to respond to attacks involving chemical, biological and radiological weapons.