Sentence examples for over qualifications from inspiring English sources

The arguments over qualifications for the Supreme Court have hardly changed since Earl Warren was chief justice in the 1950's and 1960's.

Examples of such practices can be found in every country, but Italy is different for two reasons: raccomandazioni are ubiquitous and rarely questioned.It might be tempting to ascribe this preference for connections over qualifications to what Edward Banfield, an American sociologist, called "amoral familism".

The mutual agreement over qualifications had already been strained - with divided views over last summer's disputed GCSE English results.

Worsening relations with his congregation came to a head in a dispute over qualifications for church membership.

Shrum thinks that their spat over qualifications helped neither.

First, Bush chose patronage over qualifications in naming a FEMA director, appointing to the post an Arabian Horse Association functionary who had absolutely no experience or training in emergency management.

Graduate over-qualification appears to be a particular problem for the UK, according to international comparisons in the report, "Over-qualification and skills mismatch in the graduate labour market".

The trade group for the human resources sector said graduate over-qualification has reached "saturation point" and is squeezing lower qualified workers out of jobs.

With one of the highest levels of self-reported over-qualification among graduates in Europe – behind Estonia and Greece – the UK has 58.8 per cent of graduates in non-graduate jobs.

The over-qualification of migrants is often attributed to the difficulties in having educational qualifications officially recognized across countries.

Moreover, Spain also experiences the highest level of over-qualification among foreign-born workers in OECD countries (OECD, 2014).