Sentence examples for in the qualifications of from inspiring English sources
A legitimate argument is that clubs can indeed show token interest in the qualifications of outstanding black assistant coaches – it happened to Dungy for many years in spite of the enthusiastic backing of his head coach at Pittsburgh, the brilliant, serial Super Bowl winner Chuck Noll – and then just pick out the man they originally fancied.
The SINA panel has reached a consensus of using the Asthma Control Test (ACT) score to simplify the initiation and adjustment of asthma therapy, as there are variations in the qualifications of health professionals dealing with asthma [ 6].
Earlier research from the countries in this region has highlighted how a lack of trust in the qualifications of medical staff is associated with refusing necessary medical care [ 26].
Much to the chagrin of overwrought politicians almost forty years later, the United States Supreme Court ruled in 1969 that "in judging the qualifications of its members Congress is limited to the standing qualifications prescribed in the Constitution".
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.
These facilities were perceived to be of better quality because they were believed to have 'experts' or 'specialists' in reference to the qualifications of the service providers.
"There is nothing going to change in the next 10 days about the qualifications of Chuck Hagel, Reidd said.
While civility is admirable, it is not the highest value in assessing the qualifications of potential cabinet officers.
Hunter explained in detail the qualifications of each relative and how each one came to be employed by the union.
Moreover, the Bush people have decided to end the role of an American Bar Association committee in rating the qualifications of prospective judicial nominees.
This gives the researcher less impact in predefining the qualifications of the expert panel.
