Sentence examples for qualifications over from inspiring English sources

It is easier to make a case for O'Malley's Hall of Fame qualifications over Kuhn's, despite the loathing he still inspires among Brooklyn fans.

Despite having been privately educated Adeyoola left school with no qualifications, and wanted to obtain fake GCSE and A-Level qualifications over the internet, and mock up a CV stating she had attended the Chelmsford School for Girls.

The fear is that by keeping A-levels and GCSEs, any other qualification would be undermined as traditionalists continue to value the tried and trusted qualifications over any new vocational qualification the government might introduce.

The importance of such unquantifiable qualities probably means that Mr. Gore's concept of the debates as "like a job interview" is too limited and even politically dangerous for Mr. Gore, given his passion to explain his qualifications over and over.

Low and declining wages have led to a decline in child care workforce qualifications over a 25-year period (Herzenberg et al. 2005).

Ten years later, with a number of coaching qualifications, over 1,000 coaching hours under my belt and clients internationally, I can advocate that the profession of coaching is still alive and thriving.

Peter Cruddas, the multimillionaire currency trader who grew up on a Hackney housing estate and left school with no qualifications, handed over £123,600, while his business, CMC Markets UK, donated £100,000.

Language, culture, visas and qualifications prevent over-taxed Europeans flooding into America, for instance.In short, economic integration does not necessarily make tax rates uniform.

Another big worry is the loss of funding for level 2 (GCSE-equivalent) qualifications for over-25s, which means those who were failed by the education system the first time round won't get a second chance unless they have the money to pay for it.

In an interview in Tucson, AZ on March 4, 2016, Mr. Thomas said that up until his OSI involvement, he was pilot qualified and awarded his top pick of a pilot slot in a highly competitive and rigorous process, a qualification that over 300 cadets were denied.

The idea you might average the qualification over a number of years just seems completely ridiculous".