Sentence examples for western instructors from inspiring English sources

"The Georgian Army was given help from Western instructors, including from the United States," said Mr. Nikonov, who has been the museum's director for 16 years.

Of course there are military units and they are there to this day, they are well-prepared and in this the western instructors did well".

They attended training camps in Somalia run by Somali, Arab and Western instructors, who taught them to use machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades and indoctrinated them with anti-American and anti-Israeli beliefs, according to one complaint.

Putin implies that the West stands behind regime-change in Ukraine: I think that this was all well-prepared, of course there are military units and they are there to this day, they are well-prepared and in this the Western instructors did well … Change in regime is probably necessary, but only in a legitimate manner according to the current constitution.

Western instructors tend to be a bit more lax when it comes to this, however.

New schools must therefore be in places where they can easily be supervised.Each classroom has a local and a Western instructor.

Have a western instructor available to help with questions.

In addition to the broadly conceived Contemporary Civilization course, Columbia offered a General Honors class later, the Colloquium on Important Books that let a select group of upperclassmen read the Western classics with instructors from two fields.

In addition to the broadly conceived Contemporary Civilization course, Columbia offered a General Honors class — later, the Colloquium on Important Books — that let a select group of upperclassmen read the Western classics with instructors from two fields.

Journalism schools at top universities, which enjoy relative independence from day-to-day government interference, now aim to train fledgling reporters in Western-style journalism, instructors say, and allegiance to the Communist Party is not part of the curriculum.

"Competitions are a business, first and foremost," said Abby Lee Miller, a western Pennsylvania dance instructor and the star of the reality television show "Dance Moms" on Lifetime, whose portrayal of studio and competition culture, replete with petty dramas, badly behaving adults and young children driven hard to win, has prompted much hand wringing in the industry.