Sentence examples for qualifications declined from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Regan, when questioned about Mr. Callaghan's qualifications, declined to respond, or to say anything about the race.

Instead, those jobs related to construction, agriculture or industry, regardless of their qualifications, declined in terms of relative employment.

Emphasis on revenue-generation alters priorities in such a way that the reputations of institutions and qualifications declines, and a generation mortgages its future to emerge less fitted for adult life, less self-aware and less able to survive in a savage marketplace.

There is a high turnover and on-going shortage of nursing and midwifery staff working in remote settings [ 28] and those with midwifery and child health qualifications have declined from 65%and18%8%, respectively in 1995 to 29% and 11% in 2008 [ 29].

He added that he hoped to effect one change to Grand National qualification but declined to say what until it had the approval of owners and trainers.

However, the plain truth, as the secretary of state knows, is that there is absolutely no evidence that standards associated with the GCSE qualification have declined over time or that the current examinations system is broken.

There is also ample evidence that would-be minority borrowers with the same qualifications see mortgage applications declined more often than whites, Turner said.

When pressed on whether Obama had met "those qualifications," the Republic reports that Cardon declined to go into further detail.

Asked to comment on Ms. Kennedy's qualifications to serve as ambassador to Japan, Mr. Carney declined.

Bush being Bush, his administration not only declined the offer but insulted the qualifications of Cuban doctors.

We observed the presence of more female- than male-holders of certificates, while the proportion of women declined rapidly among those with higher qualifications.