The phrase "a qualifications by" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a qualification by"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to a specific qualification that is attributed to someone or something.
Example: "She received a qualification by completing the advanced training program."
Alternatives: "a credential from" or "a certification by".
One option is for confirmation hearings to be an apolitical inquiry into a nominee's qualifications, by which standard Gorsuch, Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor, or any nominee with considerable experience and sharp acumen should be confirmed.
"I'm expecting to run an A or B qualification by the end of the month".
Now, at the age of 37, he has graduated with an MBA from Portsmouth Business School, a qualification recognised by the Chief Fire Officers Association.
The school teaches a multilingual curriculum and is the only school in the country that offers the EB, a qualification backed by the EU that it would be unable to offer in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
A PhD is a huge challenge, but it's a qualification valued by employers, and many people pursue one both for professional reasons and for their deep passion for their subject.
While here they will all work towards an Arts Award – a qualification managed by Trinity College London in association with Arts Council England, but available across the whole of the UK – and an end-of-term performance.
This training is essential to developing your skills and knowledge, and obtaining a qualification approved by the Health and Care Professions Council is also a requirement before you can register with them and practise social work.
PART of the mystique of the GTO's is that they were the last of a generation of sports cars that could be driven on the road as easily as on the track -- a qualification prized by buyers who want to use their cars for collectors' rallies, races and other events.
A regular from my website badscience.net - I can barely contain my pride - took McKeith to the Advertising Standards Authority, complaining about her using the title "doctor" on the basis of a qualification gained by correspondence course from a non-accredited American college.
There's a qualification, however: By his own account, Krauss has spoken to nobody in the 900-member LIGO Scientific Collaboration.
