Sentence examples for qualification provided from inspiring English sources

The JOBS Act provides that Regulation A securities are "covered securities" for the purposes of exemption from state law registration and qualification, provided they are (1) offered or sold on a national securities exchange or (2) offered or sold to a qualified purchaser.

Nurses who attended face-to-face recruitment sessions prior to qualification provided contact addresses (home address and an alternative, typically parents address) which allowed regular contact.

Unreferred attendances include GP services that are provided by qualified medical practitioners who do not have a specific general practice qualification provided by the two professional colleges overseeing GP training in Australia.

The Law Society's diversity access scheme supports entrants from disadvantaged backgrounds and those who faced obstacles to qualification, providing legal practice course (LPC) fees, access to work experience and mentoring.

By contrast, four in five (79%) of senior teachers interviewed agreed vocational qualifications provided a firm foundation for school-leavers to get jobs.

Rights-of-way through any Federal lands may be granted by the Secretary of the Interior or appropriate agency head for pipeline purposes for the transportation of oil, natural gas, synthetic liquid or gaseous fuels, or any refined product produced therefrom to any applicant possessing the qualifications provided in section 181 of this title in accordance with the provisions of this section.

"There is a crucial role here for higher-level qualifications, provided by further education colleges". The report highlights two colleges, Newcastle College and New College Durham, which were in 2011 given the power to award their own foundation degrees.

Author retains the right to use his/her article for his/her further scientific career by including the final published journal article in other publications such as dissertations and postdoctoral qualifications provided acknowledgement is given to the original source of publication.

Rather, it allows a college or university to assess the applicant's qualifications, provide support and guide the applicant on fields of study.

In a meritocracy, formal qualifications provide opportunity, position is no longer ascribed by birth, and rewards flow to those who excel.

Finally, Table 1 includes the distribution of individuals' self-reported professional qualifications, providing a proxy for skills.