A generally accepted qualification list, consisting of only twelve critical parameters, was compiled in a first step.
Particularly in Germany, the concept of occupational mismatch is clearly distinguished from that of educational mismatch because of the country's widespread vocational training system, which provides the majority of the labour force with a generally accepted qualification for a wide range of occupations (Burkert and Seibert 2007).
The program is one that provides an internationally accepted qualification for entry into higher education, and is accepted by many universities worldwide.
While all universities accept qualifications other than A-levels, such as the International Baccalaureate and Scottish Highers, they don't all take every qualification.
Those facts, in my view, notwithstanding the qualifications attempted orally, and despite those qualifications and accepting those qualifications, those facts, in my view, establish that the transaction was a pure and simple loan.
Mr Longley explains some of the key concepts in an elaborate body of thought which began to emerge in 1891 with a document called Rerum Novarum which accepted with qualifications the ideas of a free market in capital and labour.
But his advice to the mayor, unlike that of other commissioners, is almost always accepted without qualification, these aides say.
In private law the acceptance of this maxim for a long time posed little difficulty, and the Code Napoléon of 1804 adopted it almost verbatim; in more recent times, however, it is more than questionable whether such a principle can be accepted without qualification.
It is not clear, therefore, whether the blanket claim "No universal is a substance" is intended to be accepted without qualification.
Corporations seem to accept the qualifications of mediators with less reservation, because one does not have to rely on their findings". Seeber said additional study is necessary to find out how the use of ADR affects corporate culture and business practices.
