Look at matrimonial ads in any newspaper, or try registering for a dating site, and intricate details on caste and sub-caste are explicitly listed and sought ("Brahmin seeks Brahmin", "Mahar looking for Mahar") along with those on religion, education, qualifications, earning power and looks.
Besides, EMEC owns many certification qualifications such as power procurement, access to grid and devices testing, etc.
The Domestic of the Schools nevertheless rose to such prominence that the sources frequently speak of the office as "the Domestic" without further qualification, and the power and influence of the post saw it frequently occupied by persons closely related to the emperor.
Being a natural great mate has turned out to be a greater asset than even her voice, enabling her to overcome a lack of qualifications and win the power to be ruthless with Pi, Vernon God Little and other winners that people raved about.
It is better than Blair's, because it displays more determination to surround new powers with qualifications.
However, adequately powered qualification studies that evaluate the correlation of regional cerebral volumes with specific neonatal diseases and neurodevelopmental outcomes are required to determine their value as biomarkers and surrogate endpoints [51].
Speaking to reporters on Monday afternoon, Nathan Law said the new generation had the necessary qualifications to wield real political power.
A rational model that has sufficient qualifications, the will and the power to do the job, should take on this duty.
We do not mean to imply that there are no qualifications to the treaty-making power; but they must be ascertained in a different way.
For colleges without foundation degree awarding powers, higher-level qualifications have proved an effective way of increasing student progression into higher education and widening participation more generally.
Lord Hutton who investigated Dr Kelly's death had neither coronial experience nor medical qualification and had no legal power to rule on the cause of death; only a coroner or jury, if one sits, has that power.
