"He will certainly be a candidate, and a perfectly credible candidate, but there are other candidates and one or two obvious people have got very considerable qualifications as well.
He is a Suffolk County legislator from Patchogue who brings an impeccable reputation and considerable qualifications to his quest to topple the Republicans and bring clean, efficient government to this perennially sleazy, badly run town.
The old divisions of class and gender were never far below the surface, and it is only with considerable qualification that World War II can be called the People's War.
It should also be recognised both that the notion of personhood is itself deeply problematic, and that a not inconsiderable number of traditional theists would only with considerable qualification be prepared to allow that God is personal.
Within tertiary education, we find considerable differences between qualifications from short programs that are vocationally oriented (ISCED 5B, usually 2 3 years duration full-time) and academic degrees at Bachelor level (ISCED 5A medium) for all countries in which qualifications classified as ISCED 5B exist.
For the present, extensive supervision and training - though representing a much higher percentage of expenses in CS than in MS and OCS - are of questionable relevance and efficiency, given the considerable experience and qualifications of facilitators along with concomitant gaps in skills in dealing with contemporary requirements such as children at risk and information technology.
The notion that the state civil society distinction exists in all Western societies therefore requires considerable clarification and qualification in empirical terms.
In medieval and post-Reformation Europe, for example, there was considerable concern with the qualifications and background of teachers, mainly but not entirely with reference to their religious beliefs.
Nearly silent on judicial qualifications, the founders gave considerable thought at Philadelphia's 1787 constitutional convention to the best method of choosing them.
According to Warrilow and Fisher (2003), this situation has resulted in pressure to employ staff with minimal or no qualifications into positions of considerable responsibility.
Furthermore there is reportedly considerable confusion and inconsistency surrounding the titles, descriptions, qualifications and grading of CNS posts.
