Sentences with phrase «systematize training»

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A crisp, precise man in his 60s who once trained as a physicist, Vaz is the person who systematized FUNAI's procedures for protecting isolated people after the agency moved to a no - contact policy in 1988.

Clerical / secretarial workers are individuals whose job requires skills and training in clerical - type work, including activities such as preparing, transcribing, systematizing, or preserving written communications and reports or operating equipment performing those functions.

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Simple Solutions Credit Consulting, Inc. has systematized the disputation of credit through a trained staff and a custom designed software package.

Dog training techniques have been so well systematized in recent years that the least gifted owner can achieve reasonable good results with effort, persistence, patience, and understanding.

When it comes to luxurious rail cruise in India, we at the Indian Luxury Train, use the synergy of community, process and technology to turn the informational anarchy available at plethora of websites over internet into systematized access of information to ease the travel planning and organizing process, delivering incomparable value to our clients.

«Less than half of royalties are used for advertising and marketing, and even less is spent to support, train, advise, or systematize the operations,» he says.