Sentence examples for listing qualifications from inspiring English sources
Yet to keep the exchange chugging along, he needs to find lots more listings, and that means not being too picky about listing qualifications.
The company said the two shareholders, AOL Time Warner and the Cisneros Group, had presented a plan to the Nasdaq listing qualifications panel to convert a "significant number of preferred stock" to common shares to exceed the $35 million needed for AOL Latin America to continue trading on the Nasdaq small-capitalization Market.
For example, job descriptions may unintentionally deter women by using male pronouns, including words that evoke masculine stereotypes ("rock star," "ninja"), and listing qualifications that are not actually required for the role (women are far less likely than men to apply for a job unless they meet all of the listed qualifications).
A common mistake in resume writing is listing qualifications and skills, but not success.
However, some of those listed qualifications are practical and worth passing on, and there seems no irony in the claim that "Lands he could measure, terms and tides presage".
Among those hired, six had direct links to Justice Gonzales or his staff, including his ex-wife, who was hired at a higher salary than most other paralegals, nephews of his executive assistants who did not meet the listed qualifications for the positions and his secretary's brother.
For providers, Betterfly provides customizable web pages where they can list qualifications and services, as well as the ability to post instructional videos and lesson plans, create blogs, and allow clients to make appointments on the site's booking system.
Women generally don't apply unless they feel they meet all of the listed qualifications.
But Beeli -- whose listed qualifications for doing such an analysis are that he "has a Ph.D. in physics and has been previously published in right-to-life newsletters, blogs, online letters to the editor and student newspapers" -- uses a litany of lies and false attacks to reach his conclusion.
I think that women often feel less qualified to apply for roles even when they have an identical background or skill set as a male who applies -- women seem to think that they need 100% of the listed qualifications to apply, whereas men tend to go for it even if they're missing a few.
