Sentence examples similar to par qualifications from inspiring English sources
Benet students were implicated in the University of Illinois clout scandal, in which some applicants were given preferential admission to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) despite having sub-par qualifications.
Questions about Palin's presidential qualifications have been par for the course for Republican candidates and politicians alike of late, and Rove is far from the first to give a less-than-passionate response.
After an internal review it says it is "certain" the standard of its qualifications are on a par with those of other boards.
Coming through the "second season" unscathed is a triumph on par with Freiburg and Frankfurt's Europa League qualification and testament to the Bundesliga's continued unpredictability.
Despite the loss of performance experienced by the coupons in the FPT3 test, as compared with the PHEB-03 test, this study does not challenge the qualification of PARs for risk mitigation in Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) NPPs, and suggests that they could still be efficient in the rich burn conditions of partially inerted (oxygen depleted) Boiling Water Reactor (BWR) containments.
We need more of a focus on vocational qualifications and bring them up to equal par with academic qualifications and we need more investment in our young people," he said.
Wenger hinted at adjusted - and lowered - targets when he suggested simple qualification for the Champions League should now be placed on a par with winning a trophy.
Qualifications, arguably.
