Sentence examples for basis of qualifications from inspiring English sources
The assignment of assistantships is made on the basis of qualifications for each position.
I have no problem with Dawkins -- or anyone else -- expressing his own opinion in any area, but I do wish the general public would not unquestioningly accept someone's opinion as authoritative simply on the basis of qualifications in an unrelated area.
"I actually don't believe that there's anyone that's more qualified to take over the CIA than John Brennan, so he cannot be denied, in my view, on the basis of qualifications," said Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif ., the chairman of the Intelligence Committee.
One option being discussed for ODI cricket is to have two leagues of six, forming the basis of qualification for the World Cup; three leagues of four is also being considered.
"My message is, I'm running on the basis of my qualifications and experience.
"On the basis of his qualifications he is as serious as either of the other two candidates," said Carl B. Weinberg, chief economist of High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, N.Y.
The king's decrees had to be countersigned by ministers responsible to the Sejm, which was partly elected on the basis of property qualifications.
Dynasties in modern dictatorships are common enough – hard to think of an autocrat without thinking of his playboy son, PhD-plagiarising or Ferrari-crashing, who gets appointed something like minister of finance, no doubt on the basis of his qualifications.
In response, Dr. Goldberg said he appoints supervisors on the basis of their qualifications, and he added that since he became superintendent, 5 of 17 principals he has appointed have been Hispanic and 2 have been black.
Bishop this week supported nominating Rudd on the basis of his qualifications – but that position was opposed by several others in the cabinet, including treasurer Scott Morrison, immigration minister Peter Dutton and finance minister Mathias Cormann.
