Sentence examples for a valuable qualification from inspiring English sources
Napolitano insists that Christ's gender was not a factor in her hiring, but she does acknowledge that Christ's experience administering Title IX at Berkeley—"and the importance she places on that issue"—is a valuable qualification at a time when Berkeley's sensitivity to gender issues has been called into question.
It's a valuable qualification and it's valued by higher education and employers".
For young people who are "having a challenging time," he says, "it is actually a valuable qualification used in the right way".
The MEnt at Manchester seemed a good way to start a new business, and as a fallback you gain a valuable qualification".
A DfE spokesman said it is compulsory for every student to study RE up to 16, adding that success in RE GCSE "continues to be recognised in the annual GCSE tables, as well as being a valuable qualification in its own right".
One problem with this suggestion is that a Masters degree is sometimes viewed as a consolation prize, rather than a valuable postgraduate qualification: to combat this perception, we suggest that a Masters degree should be made a mandatory step towards a PhD.
"With limited track competitions on the international calendar, this world championship event is crucial for us to score some valuable qualification points for Rio.
However, she still collected valuable qualification points towards the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in the second grand prix event of the season.
More pupils will get the teaching they require and obtain the valuable qualifications they need.
It is for the DfE, if it wants to hold schools to account in this way, to frame the Attainment 8 and Progress 8 measures so that they only include valuable qualifications".
