Sentence examples for both the qualifications from inspiring English sources
Corner kick: Is there a person involved in world soccer today who has both the qualifications and the unquestioned public support to clean up the game and run it?
They also include changes to both the qualifications of child minders, and the number of children they are permitted to care for.
With the economic recovery at the end of the nineties, the change in the immigration policy began to have a lasting and profound impact on both the qualifications of the new migrants as well as on their countries of origin.
In both the qualification stage and the final stage, all shooting is supervised by a Chief Range Officer, whose duties include responsibility for the correct behaviour of all personnel, dealing with technical irregularities, and cooperation with the jury.
Rose says it's the job of Signature Staffing to cull down the candidates to the few who demonstrate both the job qualifications and the qualities to fit the company culture.
While this tension was most often linked to problems with the transfer of information, tension seemed to be influenced by the difference in each group's philosophy of care, and a lack of understanding on both sides of the qualifications, role and contribution each brings to their work.
"Every element of the film, including the narration, the visual images and audio track, and the selection of clips," its brief said, "advances the clear message that Senator Clinton lacked both the integrity and qualifications to be president of the United States".
But both his rivals have found themselves on the defensive, both about qualifications and the efficiency of their campaigns.
The formulation of the qualifications of both penny and word would "require not just some simple auxiliary nouns, simple adjectives or simple verbs but a whole batch of syntactically variegated subordinate clauses" (1979b, 88).
To obtain both the European and UK qualifications will generally take a minimum of 4 years working under the guidance of a fully qualified attorney, during which time there will be several levels of rigorous exams to sit.
