Sentences with phrase «track essential training»

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Cuomo said 600,000 daily commuters who use rail service at Penn faced a «summer of agony» if essential track repairs were left under the control of Amtrak, which operates the nation's busiest train station.

Assistant Director of Media in her office, Mohammed Manga, in a statement quoted her as saying that training and retraining of federal workers is essential to the development of the nation and that the inauguration was part of efforts to achieve the recently signed Executive Orders by Acting President Yemi Osinbajo aimed at easing business and fast tracking budget submissions.

The New York Times is a raging inferno of art world scoops tonight with the paper's City Room blog revealing the High Line's ambitions to install Jeff Koons's Train over the former railroad tracks that have become a central draw to Manhattan and essential to the revival of the Meat Packing District, including the future site of the Whitney Museum:

Keeping track of your heart rate is one of the most essential metrics when it comes to leading a healthy lifestyle and improving your fitness training and finding a good heart rate monitor is part of that.

The Person: - Experienced Temps Recruitment Consultant but will cross train - Preferably experience in Secretarial / Support staff but happy to cross train - Track record of billing and client development essential - Able to work in a fast paced environment - Ability to build relationships with both clients and candidates at all levels - Needs to be well presented with excellent organisational and communication skills - Must be a team player - Pro-active and consultative in approach - Hardworking and motivated

It is important and essential that members of The Society who are faculty at university APA accredited doctoral and internship programs in clinical, counseling and school psychology work to get their group education and training programs more visible on the website and other public materials, and to get their programs to formally designate group as an emphasis, or track or concentration and to publicize this.