Sentence examples for would help to train from inspiring English sources

He says a budget rise from $2.5m to $8m would help to train nurses and improve palliative care.

The business secretary, Vince Cable, said the new FE college would help to train a new generation of British engineers.

On Thursday it raised that sum by $16m, saying it would help to train African healthcare workers and supply medical kits and ambulances.

In an effort to slow the spread of the virus, U.S. Major General Darryl Williams told reporters on Friday some 425 military personnel deployed to Liberia would start helping to train health workers there from next week.

Mr. Gilbert said the other half of his Juilliard job would consist of helping to train future generations of orchestra players coming out of the conservatory.

After losing a match, he could be dismissive of autograph-seekers, rude to waiters, self-centered in the extreme; sometimes he would humiliate the grand masters who helped to train him, pouncing on a piece of dubious advice and showing them, move by move, just how feebleminded their suggestion was.

This exercise would help to plan the training activities and modules according to the capacities and service delivery related to obstetric and newborn care.

Regular training would help to mitigate the risk of unnoticed errors.

Further well-designed single-blind RCTs of cognitive training would help to provide more definitive evidence regarding efficacy.

A fourth treatment with autologous blood injections in the absence of eccentric training would help to determine whether any benefit is obtained from injections in isolation.

In the longer term, perhaps more emphasis on these specific competencies in pre-licensure training would help to reduce their scarcity among a range of health professions.