Sentence examples for key qualifications for from inspiring English sources

"If you look at the history, we have seen persistent grade inflation for these key qualifications for at least a decade," she said.

She told the Sunday Telegraph: "If you look at the history, we have seen persistent grade inflation for these key qualifications for at least a decade.

English and maths GCSEs are key qualifications for schools as they are judged on their results in these subjects.

The key qualifications for applying the Moebius transformation to mechanical and acoustic impedances is that the problem should be linear, and the impedance modification should be in one coordinate direction and at one position.

As well as the integrated postgraduate training programmes mentioned above, a variety of courses are available either at Masters level in a range of global health related subjects, or as Diplomas in Tropical Medicine, and are key qualifications for doctors wishing to work in humanitarian, research or policy arenas.

The statement from the NT board about Norris's appointment referred to his being able to match the "generosity of spirit" that Hytner had shown, and this is probably the key qualification for the position.

The earl marshal, lord great chamberlain and lord steward have to attend to the sovereign's well-being and look presentable in scarlet; the key qualification for mistress of the robes is not good dress sense but marriage to a duke; the equerries, gentlemen ushers and ladies of the bedchamber are all aristocrats and retired colonels.

She goes, "Pouff!" when I say so, batting the compliment away with a flick of the wrist, but she is neither an economist, nor even really a politician – she spent just six years of her career as a minister in France – so I wonder if charm is actually the key qualification for the job.

Mitt Romney touts his business acumen and job-creation record as a key qualification for being the next U.S. president.

The key qualification for inclusion in Kitchit's roster, Marshall said, is the ability to "go beyond the food".

It highlighted Baghdadi's family history which claims that Baghdadi was indeed a descendant of the Muslim Prophet Muhammad's Quraysh tribe - one of the key qualifications in Islamic history for becoming the caliph (historically, leader of all Muslims).