Now, the Marines are a little more nimble: smaller units, they can train a little faster.
The Conservative MP said it should be an offence to train a dog to behave aggressively.
An Historic Glasshouse Apprenticeship Scheme will also train a new generation in heritage restoration and horticulture.
It takes nine months to train a new roller to make only a small cigar.
The long-term aim, however, is to use it to train a group of world-class African sculptors.
Our plan is to train a thousand disabled veterans per location on an ongoing annual basis.
Pollak says Railex breaks even at one train a week and is profitable at two or more.
Imagine how hard it is to train a large pool of rural people with no job skills.
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One idea is to work with the local colleges and universities to train a new generation of workers.
This has driven the United States to finance and train a new counter-narcotics battalion of the Colombian army.
Take an Underground train a few stops from the borough of Westminster, and life expectancy drops by 12 years.
Denton has just one train a week - a one-way Friday morning service that runs between Stockport and Stalybridge.
But the Turkish army is happy to have a place to garrison and train a large number of soldiers.
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The early morning accident happened when a train crashed into a stationary train near Attridgeville, a township west of Pretoria.
That followed the revolution in Portugal the previous year, which set in train a rushed and botched process of decolonisation.
Walk the last few blocks to work or to your meeting, even if it means getting off the train a stop early.
You'll need to recruit and train a staff, and your staff will need to get used to working together as a team.
He can draft a contract, train a falcon, draw a map, stop a street fight, furnish a house and fix a jury.
The collapse occurred after a Union Pacific train struck the side of a Burlington Northern Santa Fe train at a rail intersection, Walter said.
Correspondents say the first effect of the American veto would be the end of the UN mission to train a new Bosnian police force.
So I thought we'd get him in here today, give him his off day tomorrow and then maybe we'll train a little on Wednesday.
Drivers departing from the company have to give three months' notice, yet on average it takes about 12 months to train a new driver.
Indeed, leading multinationals are reducing their use of expats, and those they do send are often expected to train a local manager as their successor.
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Then the wing of a falcon nearly grazed my son's brow, and the questions flew: How do you train a bird of prey to come home?
At one train a week, that's five million fewer gallons per year, and Railex is confident it can fill up to five on the Washington-to-New York line.
It would be short-sighted in an economic recovery to watch 250, 000 educators walk out of school buildings even as we were trying to train a workforce for tomorrow.
In June 1945, 102 died in a train crash in Assling, south of Munich, when an American troop transport train crashed into a train carrying German prisoners of war.
Unlike traditional radiocarbon dating, which can be bought off the shelf, Dr Bayliss reckons it takes between three and four years to train a graduate researcher to use the new technique properly.
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