Sentence examples for qualifications conferred from inspiring English sources
There is also a Mutual Recognition Agreement between Australia and New Zealand, providing for automatic recognition of primary medical qualifications conferred by all medical schools within these jurisdictions.
Having achieved an educational qualification usually confers some explicit opportunity or entitlement to the holder of the qualification, e.g. the opportunity to enroll in a university or (further qualify to) practice a specific occupation.
In a speech to head teachers last week, he called for a shake-up of the exam system - and said that qualifications should be conferred by universities.
"We need to move away from an expensive and time-consuming culture of proliferating external examinations - modules, re-sits and retakes - towards fewer high-quality qualifications overseen and conferred not by commercial organisations but by institutions of academic excellence such as our best universities," said Mr Gove.
However, the requirement of a certain qualification to confer professional credentialing by a College or Academy does not necessarily imply that the qualification is subject to any real scrutiny by the conferring College.
He has a non-qualification (an honorary diploma conferred upon him by the Institute for Optimum Nutrition - which he founded - when he was director).
While the increased responsibility and accountability in terms of patient safety conferred by a NMP qualification is well recognised by these students [ 30, 31], the requisite development of pharmacological understanding can be a significant challenge.
For example: barristers should, but are not obliged to, and do not always, take cases on the basis of the "cab rank system", according to their availability rather than personal preference; QC, (Queen's counsel) is a title conferred by a committee of peers that carries distinction, but doesn't refer to any difference of qualification.
Whiteness conferred Americanness.
They conferred by telephone.
