"When the commission fails to do what enables the state to assess qualifications, the state will do it," he said.
The "spaghetti soup" of 6,500 qualifications currently on offer to teenagers will be streamlined by a new vetting body with powers to assess qualifications and decide whether they should be funded under the new government proposals.
Some organizations reported having much more confidence in their succession planning, since they were able to try out the role on the interim leaders to assess qualifications and any development opportunities that were still needed.
Summative assessments can be used to determine eligibility for special programs, to assess if a student should advance to the next grade level, to provide career guidance, or to assess qualifications for awards (Harlen & Gardner 2010).
Patients underwent a psychological evaluation before randomization to assess qualification for bariatric surgery.
The important thing at this stage is assessing what qualifications are needed for the places available.
While civility is admirable, it is not the highest value in assessing the qualifications of potential cabinet officers.
Senator Orrin G. Hatch, a leading Congressional supporter of Judge Robert H. Bork, today assailed the American Bar Association's system of assessing the qualifications of Supreme Court nominees.
Ms Lagarde acknowledged their concerns, but said that being European should be neither a "handicap, nor an asset" when assessing her qualifications.
Friends and advisers say that after assessing basic qualifications and personal chemistry, Mr. Romney has been guided by a simple principle: do no harm to the ticket.
These are the things that count when assessing the qualifications of a Supreme Court nominee, and they are much more reliable indicators of excellence than sex, race, religion or political affiliation.
