Sentence examples for in terms of the qualifications of from inspiring English sources

The United States has been lucky in terms of the qualifications of the vice presidents who have had to step in over the last several decades for presidents who either died or, in Richard Nixon's case, were forced to leave office.

In terms of the qualifications of ECCE teachers, countries in the region are introducing minimum qualifications in order to improve the quality of ECCE programmes.

In terms of educational qualifications of respondents, close to 50%% had a least tertiary education; 34 % had secondary education and 20%% did not indicate their educational qualification.

In an increasing number of countries the requirements are higher in terms of the duration of study or the formal qualification.

"In terms of the proportion of 25- to 64-year-olds with a higher education qualification, we lag behind Canada, Israel, Japan, the US, New Zealand and Russia.

There is great variation across the UK in terms of the GPSI role, job specification, qualifications, and governance arrangements.

In terms of the OSD, all professional nurses in the public service will be re-graded according to qualifications and years of experience, and remunerated accordingly.

Mitt Romney argues that his time at Bain has real significance in terms of his qualifications for the presidency.

The characteristics of our responders indicate they were experienced practitioners, or researchers in terms of qualifications and the focus of their clinical practice with seeking fertility support.

No differences were observed between the groups in terms of postgraduate qualifications or other levels of education.

The training of substitute cadres varies between countries in terms of entry qualifications, training duration and content of training.