Examples of using Proper training in English and their translations into Czech
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And with the proper training, they can be physically equal to a man. more loyal, more compassionate, They are more trustworthy.
We do know that the superintendent placed a young man in a position for which he lacked proper training.
our ch'I, And, that with proper training, A simple touch can affect their ch'I.
a man. more compassionate, more loyal, and with the proper training.
Of course, we would never expect Master Jim to engage in battle Tobias. without the proper training.
And, that with proper training, Contain an energy, our ch'I, A simple touch can affect their ch'I.
They are more trustworthy, and with the proper training, they can be physically equal to a man. more loyal, more compassionate.
our chi… and that with proper training, a simple touch can affect their chi… reverse it… and cause sickness.
is proper training for young people
With the proper training, maybe I can actually learn something that will save this farm.
I'm telling you, with proper training, Jerry could have proudly represented the U.S.
But with proper training and practice it is very easy to observe respiration
The operators must receive proper training in the use, adjustment
You know, Beka, in the old days, with the proper training, of course, you would have made one hell of a commanding officer.
those who do the inspections should have clear and proper training and know their responsibilities.
Boxing experts tend to agree… that even as little as two years in a prison… without proper training could mean the end… for a boxer your age.
Going into the field with someone who doesn't have the proper training is a recipe for disaster.
Doctor. I was reflecting on todays operation. With the proper training, it is possible to train a cardio surgeons nurse in 21 days.
When you know that you have undergone the proper training to get to the edge of this cliff,
energy efficiency legislation requires proper training for workers to enable them to adapt more easily to changes,