Sentence examples for certifications up from inspiring English sources

We wouldn't let a product development team or a manufacturing guy spec a part that doesn't exist, but we let hiring managers write job specs that require people to have superpowers, degrees and certifications up the wazoo.

Smart women do.... 1. Get pre-nups 2. Keep working or keep their toe in the water 3. Reinvent a career in a flexible / part-time capacity 4. Maintain the skills necessary to go back to work through mentoring or ongoing education, keeping certifications up to date. 5. Stop working only when they have their own nest egg built up.

I completed a CPR and First Aid training before I took my first job as nanny and have since then kept my certifications up to date.

Ms. Fink, the department spokeswoman, said 29.45 percent of all construction applications filed last year used self-certification, up from 4.4percentt in 1996 and 17.92 percent in 1999.

To make yourself the most marketable candidate for each job, it's important to stay certified and actively seek new certifications to up your pay grade and your marketability for new projects and responsibilities.

And it is just one of a flock of symbols, squiggles, seals and certifications popping up on consumer products that leave many shoppers baffled.

SPT plans to use its new-found capital to: complete its field tests; attain various safety and environmental certifications; ramp up its production; hire personnel to expand its sales footprint to Europe and Asia by the end of 2011; and to develop technology that works beyond crystalline solar panel arrays with CIGS, thin-film and concentrated photovoltaics.

Although both depression and sickness certification makes up a significant part of the GP workload, little is known about GP attitudes to the sickness certification system in relation to depression.

After news of the certification went up, the working was changed removing references to Facebook.

Such markets have not matured yet, making it hard to get a certification system up and running.

FAA certification requires up to a dozen tests during which the physical part is put through its paces until it breaks.