The nation wants to train its youth to be worthy workers when they grow up.
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Merced Farm Labor was fined and cited for failing to train its employees on heat safety two years ago.
America has not only to train its ally but also to convince it that jihadists are the real foe.
As I-flex began to train its sights on big banks, some potential customers were hesitant, forcing the firm to dump the Citi tag altogether five years ago and rename itself.
Yet South Africa has been cautious about accepting the American embrace, unenthusiastic about an offer to train its army in peacekeeping and sceptical of the American legislation for a better trade deal.
Campbell says she's not dropping the case until she finds out what happened to her machine -- and she wants ol' Blue to train its employees on privacy issues and revamp its warranty policy.
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Mr Seyghal maintains he knew who had opened the door and refused to allow the train to continue on its journey until they were put off the train.
India has been looking to buy an advanced jet trainer aircraft to help train its fighter pilots.
The nonprofit National Alliance on Mental Illness, or NAMI, has stepped up programs over the past five years through its state chapters to train leaders for its support groups for patients and caregivers.
Hospital chain HCA, dismayed by its low engagement score a few years ago, dispatched Gallup consultants to hospitals to train managers on how to better communicate its mission.
It must find a way to develop content for its website, train its staff to be capable of updating the website independently, and form partnerships, private and public, within the community to sustain this initiative.
Since launching about a year ago, the company has partnered with the University of Maryland to simulate emergency responses to traffic accidents, and the U.S. Army has begun using its software to train soldiers in responding to improvised explosive devices, a common threat in Iraq.
Yet it struggles to recruit, train and keep enough soldiers to fill its existing quota.
India aims to train 500 million of its poor urban youth by 2022 in six month courses and apprenticeships run by the private and private sector.
We wrote an open letter to Facebook, co-signed by more than 100 organizations, asking the company to take concrete steps to better understand gender-based hate speech on its site and to train people to recognize violence against women as hateful.
But it looks more likely that the technology is in its infancy and will require users to train the system, and be patient with its errors.
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South Africa needs to do more to reverse its brain drain, and train more researchers to boost their ranks.
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Supporting complaints that Railtrack was investing insufficiently to justify its current high rates of return, he threatened to cap the fees it charges train operators for the use of its track.
Seattle-based biotech Dendreon is hoping to get U.S. approval for the first cancer drug that would train the body to fight off cancer on its own, with few side effects.
It is paid fixed fees by train companies for access to its track, regardless of how many trains they run.
Its members helped to train the Iraq security forces and helped the military hand U.S. operations in Iraq to the State Department.
Singapore wants permission for its air force to train in Malaysian airspace.
Hamburger U operates out of its Elk Grove, Illinois, campus, and its mission is to train and develop talent for the global food giant.
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One election supervisor said that, given the time needed to purchase new machines and train personnel, the earliest the state may be able to replace its touch-screen machines is 2010.
Gen Carter Ham of United States Africa Command (Africom) said its forces had failed to train Malian troops on "values, ethics and a military ethos".
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On April 28 Dendreon of Seattle notched Food and Drug Administration approval for Provenge, its cell therapy designed to train the immune system to fight prostate cancer.
But the Royal BC Museum takes this very seriously and has deployed a string of educational tactics to let the public know but also train its staff.
The Afghan National Army, which has to replace and train nearly a third of its force every year because of desertion and attrition, is facing an insurgency that has not given up the fight.
Saddled with out-of-date factories, over-reliance on the North American market and unfashionable trucks, a poor reputation for quality, a dearth of new models in the pipeline and insufficient resources to fund future power-train development, Chrysler is too weak and too small to survive on its own.
It must follow the implications of its train of past decisions to their logically absurd consequences.
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