Sentence examples similar to a level recognised as equivalent from inspiring English sources

To be eligible for permanent positions in Spain, scientists with foreign titles need to have their diplomas recognised as equivalent to Spanish ones, a process which, in the past, could take a very long time.

A-levels are recognised as level 3 on the National Qualifications Framework.

Generally recognised as safe.

From the 1960s, A-levels were widely recognised as the biggest defect of English education, giving teenagers the most narrow and specialised curriculum in Europe.

In Germany, participating in an attack aimed at temporarily taking a website offline (known as a denial of service attack) are recognised as the online equivalent of a sit-in protest, and may not qualify as criminal offences.

Biobanking on a European level has been recognised as one of the major resources promoting biomedical research.

Inexplicably popular, the mutt was an annoyance on every level - and recognised as such in his return last year.

Educational status was based on the highest qualification attained and was categorized into 4 groups as follows: degree or equivalent, A-level or equivalent, O-level or equivalent, and less than O-level or no qualifications.

As a start in 2012, we can recruit as many students with AAB+ at A-level, or equivalent, as we like.

Nor are all qualifications equal; the BTec is not as widely recognised as A-levels.

Epigenetic alterations at both the DNA and histone level are increasingly being recognised as playing a role in tumourigenesis.