But at the point that his swearing-in is imminent, Democrats currently plan to raise an objection and seek to have the question of Mr. Burris's qualifications referred to the Rules Committee for up to 90 days or some defined period.
Those qualifications refer only to the officeholder's age, citizenship and residency.
A going-concern qualification refers to a company's ability to continue to operate indefinitely.
Qualification refers to appending a qualifying characteristic to a concept.
Upon entering these schools, students choose between three-year (without Matura, i.e., without higher education entrance qualification; referred to as BMS: berufsbildende mittlere Schule) and five-year (with Matura; referred to as BHS: berufsbildende höhere Schule) tracks.
This includes information on the respondent's and partner's details of social benefits (child care rebate, parenting payments, etc).. Variable used in the sensitivity analysis only Highest qualification Refers to the highest post-school qualification obtained (in Australia or abroad).
When admirers babble about her "qualifications" they refer to something quite specific.
In job interviews, women who mention their qualifications or refer to prior successes damage their prospects of getting hired.
As described in the companion paper, 9 eligible family carers were randomised either to the manual based therapy delivered by psychology graduates without clinical qualifications (hereafter referred to as the START intervention) added to treatment as usual, or to treatment as usual alone.
The European Network for Inspection and Qualification (ENIQ) has developed an inspection qualification methodology, referred to as the ENIQ Methodology.
(Following Kant's usage, the expression "judgment of beauty" without qualification will refer, in what follows, to pure judgments of beauty).
