Sentence examples for At qualifications from inspiring English sources

The YWT research looked at qualifications, jobs, housing, health, family ties and outlook.

Mr Tang said one factor in Shanghai's success had been a deliberate process of borrowing ideas from other countries, such as England's system of inspection and accountability or looking at qualifications from around the world.

This landmark study from the OECD set out to measure the level of skills within the adult population - testing actual ability in literacy, numeracy and digital skills, rather than looking at qualifications.

He said: "I have to say that it's been very very positively received, and I do believe that most people we've talked to have welcomed the kind of issues that have been raised by the consultation, and believe that it's very timely to look at qualifications in Wales and the future of qualifications".

An attempt at qualification so inspiring and full of pride, yet so frustrating and tinged with regret.

Quotes from the gymnasts on the Tuesday back up their version of events, with each appearing to believe they had one more shot at qualification.

In its first appearance after the break-up, the national team did win the 1994 Asian Games but did not quite have the same impact in its first two attempts at qualification for the 1998 and 2002 World Cups.

"We recognise the significance of the issues with GCSE English this summer: the generosity of the awards in assessments taken before June 2012 has had a serious impact on perceptions of fairness at qualification level," Ofqual said.

Team-mate Billy Morgan was sixth but has another shot at qualification via Saturday's semi-finals.

British Handball has been focusing its recent efforts on securing funding for an attempt at qualification to the 2020 Olympics.

Amy Foster's joy at qualification for the European Indoors turned to disappointment as she suffered a disqualification at the Irish Championships in Athlone on Sunday.