Sentence examples for commitment of highly qualified from inspiring English sources

Special fees, which comprise – among others – a hospital and a physician fee, are supposed to ensure the commitment of highly qualified medical staff to the public sector [49].

Vital to the success of the venture has been the commitment of Jane Shepherdson, previously brand director at Topshop, who has moved on to become the chief executive of the Whistles fashion chain and is among a clutch of highly qualified non-executive directors on the People Tree board.

Each year, our respective colleges send dozens of highly qualified graduates to teach in them.

They have done nothing to improve the career prospects of highly qualified women below board level.

The ESA selected the crew from thousands of highly qualified applicants, and put them through a year of intensive training.

Startups do create good jobs in their countries of origin, but only for relatively small numbers of highly qualified people.

A pioneering initiative at the University of Manchester is swelling the ranks of highly qualified state school governors.

"There is no shortage of highly qualified candidates willing to run for Congress at the current salary," the letter said.

The recruitment and retention of highly qualified teachers remain a local problem that goes untouched by this "sweeping" legislation.

It turns away hundreds, if not thousands, of highly qualified applicants to the English BA course each year.

Further interwoven with the topic of Visa is the commitment of EU member states to short-term visa, a part of the dogma of circular migration, which is pursued by the EU and shall prevent from long-term emigration of highly qualified people, hence from brain drain.