Sentence examples for qualification for those from inspiring English sources

Among many other academic achievements, David made a substantial contribution to the Open University science foundation course – gateway to a qualification for those new to science.

The MBA is an essential qualification for those who want to enter business and the female MBA students at China's Fudan University School of Management – which consist of 59 per cent – look set to take the corporate world by storm.

The American Board of Forensic Toxicologists has established standards of qualification for those who practice forensic toxicology, as well as for the laboratories that practice postmortem forensic toxicology or human performance toxicology.

Researchers have a certificate from Association for Respiratory Technology and Physiology/British Thoracic Society; this is a national qualification for those practitioners who complete the Spirometry assessment.

Another recognized need was for a qualification for those with a four-year professional qualification who required in-depth coverage of public health topics without embarking on an extended research project.

The French approach is to require a minimum number of years of contributions for qualification for the state pension; thus those who start work earlier can retire earlier.

The event marks the first major step towards qualification for the Rio Olympics, with those ranked in the top six come the final Grand Prix in 2015 guaranteed a place in Brazil.

The trend in business schools is to offer new qualifications for those interested in working only in one field or industry, but their appeal to employers is linked to the prestige of the school offering the course.

Politicians have been so intent either to defend or to oppose selection by academic ability that they have failed to set up a system of rigorous and useful qualifications for those whose interests are not academic.

It supervises religious education (which is compulsory), specifies the qualifications for those wishing to become imams, appoints suitable candidates to mosques (all 74,356 of them) and pays their salaries.

Those countries that appeared well above England and Northern Ireland on the international league tables – such as Finland and Singapore – have developed more successful structures for post-16 education that go beyond Britain's patchwork of vocational qualifications for those who don't stay on to do A-levels and then potentially go to university.