Sentence examples for qualification to adopt from inspiring English sources

Some of the success stories are remarkable: Poland's continuing economic growth, Latvia's climb back from a deep recession and Estonia's qualification to adopt the euro (on January 1st).

Indeed, job seekers with both certifiable and non-certifiable qualifications were more likely to adopt the formal informal joint channel.

Participants who were not employed, were poor, had an annual household income of less than £30 000, or had no educational qualifications were significantly more likely to adopt avoidance behaviours.

As for day-care centers and pre-schools, Government needs to adopt standards, develop the curriculum, and improve teacher training and qualification.

There are justifiable doubts about the window dressing, like Greg Dyke's flawed Commission, but qualification for Brazil will help to ease the burden of negativity which prompts coaches to adopt a defensive mind-set.

They decided to adopt her.

We want to adopt children".

They want Britain to adopt proportional representation.

The process to adopt a new innovation typically requires considerable time (four to six years) as well as money spent on testing, qualification and certification for the new product.

PETFINDER www.petfinder.org Click here to adopt.

Maybe we ought to adopt their model.