Examples of using Retrained in English and their translations into Dutch
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As against thetas the people of'Ad who retrained safe and flourished afterwards are remembered as Ad Ukhra in Arabian history.
has retrained herself into a rabbit huntress: way more exciting!
If the company hadn't closed down I wouldn't have retrained as a domestic help.
ferry across the river, but he was retrained by the construction of the tunnel to tunnel guard.
a small village retrained in essentials that allows you to relive the whole country life.
begins in San Juan del Hospital retrained-directed by young people volunteer,
The Danish training policy has ensured that all engineers who have applied have been retrained.
comienza en San Juan del Hospital una retrained-directed by young people volunteer,
There were about 10,000 Russian teachers altogether and they are retrained to teach other language(s)
It is equally important that the existing workforce is retrained in the skills demanded by new and changing information technologies.
for newly disabled people to ensure that there is an opportunity to be retained or retrained in work.
so at present there is a certain amount of surplus capacity among retrained engineers.
the algorithms were retrained in response to an individual's long-term brain signal changes.
to provide good support for those refugees so that they can be retrained and can bring democracy back into the future Iraq.
At the moment it's the first-world countries that must get the heavy hand as we get retrained into this new dominant system,
agents be retained, retrained and assigned to combating fraud is also an important one and, I believe, very welcome.
which can offer temporary employment so that retrained workers can gain new work experience.
Retrained as we should meanwhile have been through yet other enlightened minds such as Foucault
are created by the economy of the European Union as a whole and that current and potential employees are trained or retrained for new qualifications in support of the textile and clothing sector;
skilled human resources or a willingness to be retrained, local public authorities familiar with the challenges of the energy sector and local communities accustomed to industrial projects.