Sentence examples for assessing the qualification from inspiring English sources
In 2010, the Requirements for Teachers Qualificationn expired and the Professional Standard for Vocational Teachers became the basis for assessing the qualification of vocational teachers.
Since rapid control prototyping (RCP) requires "finely-tuned" models of the equipment under investigation, an accurate definition of the nonlinear friction model is of capital importance for assessing the qualification of the proposed algorithms.
While civility is admirable, it is not the highest value in assessing the qualifications of potential cabinet officers.
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.
Participating in ALMPs may therefore be particularly important for immigrants' employment chances, also because participation may serve as a positive signal to employers who may have more difficulties assessing the qualifications of immigrants than of natives.
He helped Vancouver prepare for a visit this year from the I.O.C.'s evaluation commission, which assessed the qualifications of the competing cities and issued a report that took the place of visits by individual Olympic committee members.
That accreditation signifies that the lab meets certain minimum standards in physical plant, documentation, analytical processes, and personnel but does not assess the qualifications and competency of the employees.
Data use agreements can be used to assess the qualifications of both data depositor and data user.
NIAID staff members visited WPI on 15 December and assessed the qualifications of researcher Vincent Lombardi, a co-author of the retracted paper who still works at the institute.
To assess the qualifications of the work force we took into account the concentration of college graduates and Ph.D.s in an area.
Teachers assess the qualifications of each student and assign them roles as primary, secondary, or tertiary characters accordingly.
