Sentence examples for qualifications on which from inspiring English sources
The PL, as he or she will be known, will blather on and on, repeating conventional wisdom on all topics far and wide - none of which he or she will have any qualifications on which to pontificate.
A further limitation of this study is the inability to account for other factors that are known to contribute to the decision of a GP to respond (age, country of training, time since qualification) and on which data were not available from the Binley's database (13).
As the government held its consultation over EBCs, the Heads' Roundtable held an alternative consultation on the curriculum and qualifications, to which 150 headteachers responded.
The qualification criteria, based on which modules are selected to be used in the final system, will be explained in detail.
They need clear information on which qualifications they need for their chosen university courses".
It would hardly be rocket science to agree a fair arbitration process to prevent last-minute poker games over the price of a crucial game on which qualification depends.
However, there is no information on which professional qualifications the RTW-coordinator must have.
Matching criteria include unit size as determined by the total number of births per annum, type of unit (ie obstetric led or birth centre) and the qualifications of the facilitators, information on which were obtained from study sites on recruitment to the study.
Instead of distributing funding based on qualifications, which creates perverse incentives for providers to manipulate programmes, it said there should be a flat funding rate for each individual, no matter what course they were taking.
Thus, programs enhancing occupation-specific knowledge are more effective than programs focusing on qualifications which are not of direct use for potential employers.
By this way, it would be possible to construct an intellectual-individual competency base on which the professional - technical qualifications could be built upon.
