Sentence examples for Is suitably qualified from inspiring English sources

But do the people who will be doing the hiring think there is suitably qualified talent coming out of FE colleges, or would students still need to gain more experience?

James Fair, South Woodchester, Gloucestershire As a liberal, I think suitably qualified people and charities should be able to establish new schools.

Professional advice is obtained from suitably qualified external advisors where the tax treatment of specific items is uncertain.

"I wouldn't have thought I'd be suitably qualified, though".

Am I, for example, suitably qualified to represent the unemployed in contemporary Poland because my grandfather hailed from Piotrokow more than a century ago and never had a job in his life?

"When I was recruiting lawyer-linguists at the European Court of Justice – and even today – I found that there is a dearth of suitably qualified prospective English candidates in law with an additional language," he says.

This is essentially the thesis, suitably qualified, that whatever holds up to a limit, holds at the limit.

It should be carried out by suitably qualified professionals, i.e. radiologists, radiographers and medical physicists.   5.

It is noteworthy that this trial did not fail our MVHT assessment on the basis of domain II and/or domain III (i.e. isopathy using house dust mite is consistent with homeopathic principles, and the study had suitably qualified and experienced homeopathic practitioner input).

Every patient is being offered a continence assessment by a suitably qualified member of the team.

This is partly because of insufficient infrastructure but, critically, also because of the absence of suitably qualified lecturers and academic mentors.