Sentence examples for qualifications combined from inspiring English sources

For example: Seeking the role of graduate lawyer, where strong qualifications, combined with a passion for commercial and banking law can be used.

Unicef suggests this "may be the result of an emphasis on academic qualifications combined with a diverse system of vocational qualifications".

Dequalification develops out of a lack of information about the recognition of qualifications, combined with weak networks, insufficient language skills and a low demand in certain high-skilled professions, contributing to their vulnerability.

Next year Britain will introduce ambitious new qualifications, combining academic and vocational study.

"The engineering diploma is an interesting new qualification combining practical and theoretical learning in innovative ways.

"Sometimes universities will only be able to accept these sorts of qualifications when combined with other qualifications.

The qualification group combined those attaining O-level or equivalent (completing school to the age of 15), A-level or equivalent (completing schooling to the age of 17 years) and those obtaining a degree or equivalent.

More precisely, we describe how ME is able to use straightforward default reasoning techniques to solve the exogenous qualification problem largely because its robust treatments of the frame, ramification and endogenous qualification problems combine into a particular characteristic of elaboration tolerance that we formally encapsulate as a notion of "free will".

"She is moving to the 63kg class and the combined qualification total for that is 155kg.

The only target he hit to the satisfaction of those in Abu Dhabi was Champions League qualification and that, combined with other factors, was not enough to save Mancini.

Louise Mather, coached by Ray Cavanagh in Glasgow, lifts in the 69kg bodyweight class and has already surpassed the 164kg combined qualification target but she will not be competing against Wales and Ireland in Cardiff.