Examples of using Basic training programme in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Ministry plans to increase the number of hours allocated to the subject in basic training programmes.
human rights were a part of their basic training programmes.
The findings of this course have had a significant influence on the design of basic training programmes.
He would like to know whether the prohibition of torture was covered in the basic training programmes for police and prison staff.
The National Centre for Judicial Studies incorporates the subject of human rights and their applications in the basic training programmes for members of the Department of Public Prosecutions.
Basic training programmes for officers of the Police comprise the following issues:
Swiss development cooperation endeavours to promote equal access for girls and boys to basic training programmes in its partner States.
Additionally, all the basic training programmes, for example for career access
These materials are used during the training sessions(basic training programmes for police officers)
The programmes indicated under(b) to(e) represent basic training programmes, meaning that any police officer
Security accepted the recommendation and stated that the basic training programmes were in place
MONUSCO began two six-month basic training programmes funded by the Japanese International Cooperation Agency, in Kapalata, Orientale province, and in Kasangulu,
Corrections Department has introduced human rights as a core subject for new recruits of all kinds taking basic training programmes and for aspiring officers during their practical training at the National Prisons and Corrections Training School.
the graduation of a FARDC integrated battalion, MONUC has delivered two additional basic training programmes for 10 FARDC integrated battalions.
BNUB has also continued advocating for the introduction of an appropriate basic training programme for all levels of the police.
He noted with satisfaction that a new basic training programme had been introduced for the police, together with“cultural sociology” including,
A course on human rights is an integral part of module 1 in the basic training programme of the police, and the subject was included in the training course for the first time in the period from November 1995 to July 1996.
this instruction will be given in connection with the basic training programme of the Police College where the combat of human trafficking will be an integral part of the programme
would have a significant impact on the improvement of basic training programmes.
For the second phase of its training programme, 39 courses, including 3 basic training programmes, have been planned.