Sentence examples for qualifications to fall from inspiring English sources

Lord Baker accused the last Labour government of "bottling" its attempt to improve vocational education, allowing diploma qualifications to "fall by the wayside".

At university, I began cooking for local events companies and had to be bribed to complete the degree by my concerned parents who thought it would be better to have a "qualification" to fall back on if the food phase fell through.

Although the B.C.S. will issue two more compilations based on computer rankings, strength of schedule, defeats and two polls, it is virtually impossible for Miami to fall from qualification.

Fifty genes had ratios between 0.020-0.050, however, these insertions were found to fall under the constraints outlined above and also met our qualifications for putative essentiality as well.

In Somalia, health workers could be placed on a continuum from the "reasonably qualified" (maybe with foreign qualifications) to the "indubitably unqualified", with most workers falling in between.

In simple terms, this means that any qualifications that fall into this category will now be funded via the Skills Funding Agency rather than through the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE).

Without realizing it, decades before I coined the term "Accidental Manager" to describe a person who falls into a supervisory role without the least qualifications to oversee the work of others, I was one.

Eisenhower brings special qualifications to this task.

Hartshorne makes qualifications to Plato's analogy.

Like Jez, she had no qualifications to speak of.

What are his qualifications to draw that conclusion?