Sentence examples for qualifications aiming at from inspiring English sources
"standardization of concepts and their terms as well as of concept systems by authorized committees with appropriate domain-specific, linguistic and methodical qualifications aiming at terminological definitions in standards".
The European qualification is aimed at standardising comprehensive training and expertise in IGT and could be the first step in recognition of this sub-speciality.
Several tests aiming at the qualification of the sensors and system in terms of operation and accuracy have been carried out.
Otherwise, the use of these resources aiming at the service qualification for the longer-term demands (possible clients) could reduce the proxy scalability to support the current demand.
In industrialized countries, conditions of mobility of the workforce, in particular the highly qualified workforce, are now negotiated within the framework of regional agreements, aiming at greater standardization of qualifications between countries [ 53].
Who knows what they were aiming at.
Know what you're aiming at.
The qualifications are (still) aimed at newspaper journalists but if your online interests involve a mainstream news organisation then they may still be appropriate.
"Rather than giving children from poor families access to great education, they instead created a new cadre of pseudo qualifications, which claimed to be equivalent to academic qualifications," Morgan said, in barbs aimed at the raft of changes and qualifications created under the last Labour government.
