Sentence examples for from the qualifications from inspiring English sources

Apart from the qualifications, what is required?

Research from the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority, the exams watchdog, shows the maximum number of resits by any one pupil to be six.

A foolish-seeming new directive from the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority decrees that GCSE candidates in English Literature (sic) in the separate countries of the UK must study an author from the country where they are taking the exam.

Responses to this argument generally take one of two forms, the first stemming from the qualifications to realism outlined in section 1.3, and the second from the forms of realist selectivity outlined in section 2.3 both can be understood as attempts to restrict the inductive basis of the argument in such a way as to foil the pessimistic conclusion.

According to the 2008 Career Survey by the Association of MBAs, which looked at the salaries of 2,000 MBAs worldwide, women gain much less from the qualification than men.

A statement from the Qualification and Curriculum Development Agency said: "Some schools will choose to teach a two-year rather than three-year key stage 3 programme of study.

Indeed, now that World Cup qualification is all but impossible (Scotland can actually be officially eliminated from the qualification equation against Serbia on Tuesday), Strachan insists he will experiment with different lineups.

The points attributed to each grade within the diploma will be as for A-levels of equivalent size, and are reliant on assurances from the Qualification and Curriculum Authority that the grading will be pegged with that of A-levels.

In the five shotgun events, six athletes progress from the qualification round to the final.

Database 7. Originates from the qualification (or selection) phase of the ITU-T Rec.

In all but one of the Olympic shooting events, the scores from the qualification and final phases are added together to determine the overall rankings.