Sentence examples for qualifications is about from inspiring English sources

The development of the new qualifications is about updating, modernising the practice of nursing.

[KI 12, Nursing Academic] The development of the new qualifications is about updating, modernising the practice of nursing.

"We had a few mistakes but that is what qualification is about," she said.

Adding qualifications is more than about getting a degree.

But last night was about more than just the result and its consequences for qualification, it was about the mood around this team which was only just in the slow process of recovery from this summer.

An earlier study of GPs using the DAS revealed that physicians who had gained postgraduate mental health qualifications were more optimistic about achieving positive outcomes for their patients with depression and felt more comfortable in assisting these patients [ 28].

That may explain why graduates still fret about global warming whereas those without qualifications are far less concerned about it (see chart).Another possible reason is that people's immediate environment has improved.

"Questions about qualifications are issues minorities must face repeatedly, while whites do not," Clemmons said.

Mark Bedlow, chief delivery officer of the OCR examination board, said Thursday's results showed that the new qualifications were working well, despite fears about possible turbulence.

More ominously, several qualifications were appended to a statement about the banning of armed militias, which have driven so much of Iraq's violence.

With John Ashcroft's nomination for attorney general heading for a vote at the Senate Judiciary Committee this week, the doubts about his qualifications are growing stronger.