The study calls into question the practice of having Medicaid recipients re-qualify every few months for benefits, experts said, suggesting that constant re-qualifications may be more costly in the end.
Instead, ideas, like the characters themselves, are in constant circulation and mutual qualification.
Consider the dynamic and static elements of meaning: - One way to approach the meanings of text is to realise that we construct meanings in our heads dynamically - they are subject to constant revision, extension, refutation, qualification or summary in our heads.
The extraordinary constant call for "proof" of qualifications to govern?
There is an issue as to what the existence-conditions for propositions (taken in that sense, the qualification will be constant in this section) are, which is relevant for the view under consideration.
A constant drive to meet targets involving qualifications of doubtful benefit, notwithstanding the fact that the introduction of functional skills has been a good development, does not give prisoners the bits of paper that will really help them.
It is assumed that the structure of employee qualification in each sector remains constant over the entire simulation period.
Sesar is a New Jerseyan who was raised on rock, and he is Paisley's designated straight man; his mild but constant air of exasperation might be his chief qualification for this role, or the result of fulfilling it.
Moreover, innovation and use of new technology are necessary to deliver the qualifications required by a knowledge-based labour market in constant flux.
That has made it easier for the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority, a quango that tries to keep standards constant, to compare different papers.
