Sentence examples for qualifications explained from inspiring English sources

Mrs Chirac's qualifications, explained the company, were that she was female and that as first lady she supported fashion and regularly attended catwalk shows.Companies with no family controlling shareholder, to be sure, will be expected to propose more qualified candidates.

But it's also a matter of poor qualifications, explained Sami Ghaleb, editor of the independent, but financially strapped, weekly newspaper Al Nidaa'.

The Joint Council for Qualifications explains why in a not-very-illuminating statement: Earlier this year the regulators and departmental officials for England, Wales and Northern Ireland recommended that all GCSE candidates should receive their results at the same time.

Other specialist qualifications are explained on the IFAP website.

"Mothers are less likely to be hired for jobs, to be perceived as competent at work or to be paid as much as their male colleagues with the same qualifications," Claire Cain Miller explained last year in the New York Times, citing an extensive 15-year study that showed women's pay decreased 4percentt for each child they had.

On a closer examination the apparent interaction between attempt and qualifications is largely explained by the observation that more educated participants appear to be more likely to respond to the email.

"From our point of view, there should be incentives for universities to give more people permanent positions after they have completed their 12-year qualification period," explains von Heyden.

For instance, age and educational qualification of females explained their participation in PA but not meeting the recommended level.

As a finding in the first year after qualification, this might be explained by a relative lack of exposure to ophthalmology in the early clinical years, but we could not explain why this finding persisted in three and five.

Such preconceptions, which Fisher describes as "the stereotype of the broken veteran," coupled with a lack of appreciation for veterans' unique qualifications, can help explain why there aren't as many veterans in academic science as there could be.

This week, the 57-year-old Mr. Hewlett, the lone dissenter to the merger on the Hewlett-Packard board, explained both his qualifications and his motivation in an interview.