For men, qualification is assumed.
He was concerned about the ethics of his sociological peers, feeling that they often failed to affirm moral leadership and thus surrendered their social responsibility and allowed special interests, or people lacking qualifications, to assume positions of leadership.
These are the people and qualifications to assume responsibility in market leading and internationally operating enterprises.
Kaine telegraphed that line of attack in his answer to the first question of the debate, which asked the candidates about their qualifications to assume the presidency if necessary.
who have obtained their competency qualifications prior to assuming their new careers at the institutions of higher learning (IHLs).
Of those, a 60% qualification rate was assumed among those insomnia-diagnosed patients.
A favorable rating would then allow the tower to advance to the next star level, assuming the other qualifications are met.
During preparations for his coronation in Westminster Abbey, George VI learns that Logue has no formal qualifications, as initially assumed by him.
Yet the main theoretical result known today in this context is a negative one: While a solution to the Qualification Problem requires to assume away by default abnormal qualifications of actions, straightforward minimization of abnormality falls prey to the production of anomalous models.
However, many had received RN designations from multiple countries, the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia for example, which had similar criteria for nursing qualification, and therefore they assumed they would become an RN on arrival without taking a qualifying exam.
But older is good too, for anyone in the one career – assuming we exclude midwifery, fostering and the aristocracy – where reproductive fitness constitutes a qualification.
