Sentence examples similar to no qualification exists from inspiring English sources
In fact, no qualifications exist for administering evaluations.
Unlike doctors or engineers, who need to train for years to gain qualifications that prove they probably know what they're doing, no such qualification exists for aid workers.
It is true that the same qualification existed in the judiciary act of 1789, which was before the court in Chisholm v. Georgia, and the majority of the court did not think that it was sufficient to limit the jurisdiction of the circuit court.
Differences due to the type of higher education entrance qualification exist only between the general entrance qualification on the one hand and the university of applied sciences entrance qualification and the subject-specific entrance qualification on the other hand.
Within the cohort of inquiries, modest differences by place of qualification existed for doctor related variables: more of those qualified outside the EU were male, more of those qualified elsewhere in the EU had qualified in the previous 20 years, and more of the UK qualifiers were general practitioners.
No prescribed qualifications existed, and these specialists were not subject to legal controls.
Specialized craftsmen (of rather mediocre qualifications) existed only in the fields of iron extraction from ore and processing, and pottery; the few luxury type items used were imports.
Although cyst curettage is one of the first known ways of treating SBC, no precise qualification criteria exists for this procedure.
