Sentence examples for qualifications with which from inspiring English sources

The danger, however, is that the time Mr Obama took to reach his decision and the qualifications with which he hedged its announcement will have the opposite effect.

The fact that EPM does correlate with MRCP UK) Parts 1 and 2 (see Additional files 1 and 2) probably reflects the fact that intercalated degrees are included within the EPM, and all students at some medical schools take those degrees, and those schools are also those with higher entry qualifications, with which EPM also correlates.

"All of us honed our craft and qualifications with the sector which has been so badly damaged.

The article describes the method for assessing employer satisfaction with the graduate qualifications quality which is applied in SUSU (South Ural State University).

It also has 12 times as many teenage mothers and twice as many adults with no qualifications, which may contribute to poor health.

One particular problem with the government's approach to post-school education has been an obsession with paper qualifications, which makes it harder for colleges to provide some of the essential information that people need.

Students from less advantaged backgrounds are much less likely to achieve AAB grades and more likely to apply with Access qualifications, which cannot be included in the AAB+ population.

Reflecting on the Government's future plans, he said: "As well as raising standards, our plan for education is ensuring more pupils leave school with the qualifications which we know will give them the best possible chance to achieve their full potential".

For many of Hong Kong's people life will go on much as before, in what will, for a long time, be the most decent place in China.For this to be said with some confidence (the qualifications, of which there are several, will be examined later) bears testimony not just to the breath-catching, energy-filled city that Hong Kongers have created.

Section 19 gave de facto recognition of overseas qualifications which allowed doctors with qualifications obtained in the Commonwealth countries to obtain full registration in the same way as those who held a UK primary medical qualification.

Proposals to scrap the qualifications - which have now been dropped - would have added to growing differences with the Welsh system.