What's more, she is uniquely well qualified.
Many foreigners tend to be exceptionally well qualified: more than half of migrants who got work permits here since the 1990s had a degree.
Chief Justice John Roberts highlighted this error of the system just last month: "Look at my more recent colleagues, all extremely well qualified for the court," he said, and the votes were, I think, strictly on party lines for the last three of them, or close to it, and that doesn't make any sense.
He is extremely well qualified to be the Supreme Leader, even more qualified than Khamenei in terms of his level of learning and academic standing.
Ms Goeser says that Mexican workers are well qualified as well as cheap: more engineers graduate in Mexico each year than in Germany, she points out.In Aguascalientes, not far away, Nissan is building a $2 billion factory.
Students from less-advantaged minority groups are likely to be less well qualified for higher education and they tend to choose more likely colleges rather than universities which are more prestigious than colleges.
And, of course, a virtuous circle exists, in which the more well-qualified workers live in the capital, the more firms want to locate there, which in turn sucks in the clever people from the rest of Britain.
Based on recent conversations with both college counselors and college admissions officials, here are a few emerging trends: –The crisis is allowing more affordable colleges (including, state universities) to be more selective in their admissions decisions because thousands more well-qualified students are applying than normal.
This provision attracted more well-qualified individuals to public service careers.
45 The medical education curriculum needs to include more primary care and thus attract more well-qualified doctors into primary care.
Ms. Yingluck has repeatedly said she is well qualified because she is a woman and thus more adept at listening and compromise, a logic that irked some commentators.
