Sentence examples for qualification to replace the from inspiring English sources

Last summer the government released a consultant's report calling for a degree level qualification to replace the current two-year diploma in social work.

On 17 September 2012 I woke to hear the news that Michael Gove was introducing the English Baccalaureate Certificate as an overarching qualification to replace the discredited GCSEs.

New National 4 and 5 qualifications are being brought in to replace the current Standard Grade and Intermediate qualifications from 2013-14.

At home, questions were raised about whether Lieberman, a former foreign minister who once proposed bombing Egypt's Aswan dam, had the temperament or qualifications to replace ex-general Moshe Yaalon as defense chief of a country that has largely lived by the sword since its creation in 1948.

But I add this qualification: if your friend wants to replace the actual sweatshirt, she's free to get one however inexpensively she can.

So my... proposal today is that we consider establishing a fully independent Educational Standards Authority, to replace the government-controlled Qualifications and Curriculum Authority.

As such, these qualifications cannot, unless otherwise stated, be used to replace the 'essential' and 'highly desirable' A-level subjects listed for each course".

Common Cause has advocated for nonpartisan election administration to replace the current system, so "familiarity with election procedures would be the primary qualification for staff," rather than partisan affiliation said Susan Lerner, the executive director of Common Cause New York.

The government is proposing to replace the commissioner with a new chief executive officer who would not need legal qualifications.

In England, Education Secretary Michael Gove has said the new Baccalaureate qualification due to replace GCSEs in 2017 will mean "truly rigorous exams, competitive with the best in the world and making opportunity more equal for every child".

Other fights (like Thomas's) have centered on the lack of judicial qualifications, as was the case with Clement Haynsworth, whom Nixon named to replace Fortas on the court.