To people within the economics profession, Yellen's qualifications are obvious.
The minister who condemned historic indulgence of sink schools was in effect proposing to deny struggling pupils the chance to earn any respected qualifications at all.
Related: Stop treating adoption as the only option for children in care Nina Biehal, professor of social work at the University of York, says: "The key element of these reforms is increasing the level of qualifications among staff in children's homes more generally, not just the new training on child sexual exploitation".
But there were some qualifications to his endorsement regarding Scotland and the Green party.
I left school in 1959, aged 15 with no qualifications.
We don't tell them why we're calling... we're screening for uncommitted voters, and if they meet that qualification, and a few other qualifications, then we say, 'Congratulations, we're actually recruiting for the debate, then we're actually inviting you to be a participant.' And that's how it works.
Students need to look at websites and prospectuses: it is not a "one-size-fits-all" in qualifications.
Greater Manchester police raised concerns about Chua's medical qualifications with the Department of Health and the Home Office, as well as contacting the Nursing and Midwifery Council.
I've never held a high-powered job, I don't have a string of qualifications.
Men with poor health, low incomes, few qualifications and living in rented housing are hit hardest by loneliness, which Independent Age defines as the feeling of not liking isolation.
On the stump, her maternal qualifications were always as important to her as her political positions.
