Sentence examples for either qualifications from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, previous studies in a range of countries have found that underutilisation of either qualifications or skills is persistent to a large extent, though with some variation over the type of education and age group (Sloane et al. 1999; Carroll and Tani 2013; Kiersztyn 2013; Mavromaras and McGuiness 2012).

Given that there are no common criteria for registration, we will refer to registered doctors (total number of registered doctors), qualified-to-practise doctors (doctors who meet some requirement to practise medicine, either qualifications, age, etc).

Either qualification allows a nurse to register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (formally the United Kingdom Central Council (UKCC)).

Realising that most health workers who lack either formal qualifications or actual skills will keep practising even if officially forbidden to do so points to the measures needed to resuscitate a moribund workforce.

In the world of soccer, games with no "competitive value" (games that do not deal directly with either tournament qualification or tournament play themselves) are called "friendlies".

The business scope of any type of health care institution mainly depends on either the qualification authentication or the competition result of a level playing field.

Regarding maternal education, women were either "without qualification", i.e. classified as "unskilled labourers" in German perinatal statistics or were "others" when they were given an occupational classification other than "unskilled labourer".

This statistic refers to the population of full-time postgraduate students (not including those aiming for institutional postgraduate credits or "no formal postgraduate qualification") who either completed their qualification in 2012-13 or who were in the standard registration population and had a leaving date within that year.

Not all USAA customer meet the qualifications, either.

Article 21 of the human rights convention says candidates "must either possess the qualifications required for appointment to high judicial office or be jurisconsults of recognised competence".

And the fathers who were coaching youngsters in their spare time in many clubs didn't have any real qualifications either.