Sentence examples for by a qualifications from inspiring English sources

Under the system, appellate judges and Supreme Court justices are appointed by the governor from a list of candidates submitted by a qualifications commission.

Even that decision was soon tempered by a qualification.

He proposed that GCSEs in England would be replaced in core subjects by a qualification called the English Baccalaureate Certificate.

19017dca-d21c-4128-969b-75312d5470cf The GCSE exam in England is going to be replaced in core subjects by a qualification called the English Baccalaureate Certificate.

In the case of voluntary control programmes, the practical interest of such schemes remains to be investigated, by comparing potential benefits brought by a qualification (added value of the produced animals) with costs induced by qualification procedure.

In 1998 Sir Claus Moser, a social scientist, reckoned that 20% of adults could not use a telephone directory to find a plumber; his findings spawned an advertising campaign featuring gremlins, which implored viewers to banish their demons by gaining a qualification.

In 2010, they reached the ICC World Twenty20 in the West Indies by winning a qualification event in UAE, but lost both group games in the tournament to India and South Africa.

The selection of the organic rankine cycle design is based on techno-economic indicators and is done by using a qualification utility function for the population of solutions on the Pareto curve.

At the moment, no country has defined by law a qualification, course or course programme for training of personnel.

Adding an interaction between the email attempt alone and the baseline covariates resulted in only one statistically significant interaction at the 5% level: the test for the presence of a qualifications by email interaction provided a p-value of 0.0004, where the log odds ratio associated with a unit increase in educational qualifications is 0.38.

He argued that religious believers tend to adopt counterpart rationalisations in response to any apparent challenge to their beliefs from empirical evidence; and these beliefs consequently suffer a "death by a thousand qualifications" as they are qualified and modified so much that they end up asserting nothing meaningful.