Sentence examples for committing to qualification from inspiring English sources

Mansiz admits the heavy schedule can be tough on the relationship but after moving to America and committing to qualification, everything so far is going to plan.

A spokesman said: "Ministers are committed to not making significant changes to GCSEs until after the outcomes of the Review of 14 to 19 Qualifications are known, unless urgent action is fully justified.

In order to encourage businesses to commit to this cross-border qualification scheme, the Erasmus Pro programme must also contribute to the wages paid to European apprentices.

Commit to your commitments.

Do you research before you embark on extra qualifications: Before you commit to a course it is always worth doing your research on what employers are looking for.

Looking to the future, we are committed to developing the most effective and engaging qualifications, resources and digital programmes to support UK teachers and students".

The power to judge members' qualifications is expressly and unambiguously committed to each house of Congress, but no such express power is unambiguously committed to Congress in regard to adjudicating a president's (or presidential candidate's or president-elect's) qualifications.

"All those committed to a stable future for Pakistan will condemn without qualification all violence perpetrated against innocent people," he said.

Senators opposed to DeVos, a billionaire Republican donor, say it's because she lacks the qualifications for the job and is not committed to public education.

"WJEC remains firmly committed to supporting high standards of education to learners in Wales, delivering qualifications which are rigorous, fair and valued".

"We are already committed to looking at new ways to encourage the take-up of science qualifications, in particular physics, at all levels".