Sentence examples for will retrain from inspiring English sources

When she is ready, Selfhelp will retrain her for a clerical or teaching position.

First of all we need to move to an expectation that workers will retrain and reskill throughout their careers.

That business will be supported by 200 scientists, and the company has said it will retrain or hire 4,000 consultants and analysts to work in the group.

Some unions have a slightly rose-tinged vision that sacked investment bankers will retrain as engineers or work in the energy industry.

In a pioneering programme blending non-pharmacological with pharmacological approaches Barnet primary care trust and mental health trust, jointly with Barnet local authority, will retrain its staff, including social workers and community psychiatric nurses, and is trying to establish collaborative ventures with the Arts Council and even football clubs.

Using this technology, humans will retrain, recalibrate and improve their perceptual systems.

"If the horses are not fit for the racetrack, we'll retrain them for dressage or find them a home as a backyard racehorse," said Kerr, a banker based in Manhattan.

"But I think it will help retrain audiences to be more open to different kinds of black experience.

While good running technique won't happen overnight, incorporating a couple of simple running drills into your routine just once or twice a week will help retrain the body and mind.

Reports even go so far as to suggest that the Chinese government will help retrain ivory carvers.

Some will be retrained for hunting or eventing; others will be used for breeding.