Sentence examples for qualified community from inspiring English sources
Policing Conservative Jim Paice accused the government of having "a hidden agenda" to replace police officers with less well qualified community service officers.
The space shortage is so severe that Irma Zardoya, superintendent of Community School District 10 in the Bronx, one of New York's most crowded districts, returned authorization for 140 seats, or the equivalent of eight classrooms, to the city because there were not enough qualified community organizations to provide space and run such programs.
It apparently lacked qualified community managers, a community policy and an advocacy program.
This paper describes how one PQE-funded nurse practitioner project joined with a federally qualified community health center (FQCHC) to provide a foundation in managed care theory and practice to nursing students, clinicians, and other support staff.
Republicans claim that there are enough federally qualified community health centers to absorb Planned Parenthood's patients once it is defunded.
The Los Angeles clinics are predominantly federally qualified community health centers or other safety net clinics.
Qualifications of clinicians were as anticipated: the public sector employs all of the emergency medicine registrars, as well as the newly qualified community-service medical officers (first year post-internship).
Local communities need training programs to qualify community health workers for the early detection of TB suspects, and for the distribution and observation of treatment.
Finally, foresters must become qualified in community development activities, potentially through required training programs.
The RECs could substantiate that these individuals qualified as community representatives as they complied with the SAGCP guideline (2000) definition which states that these representatives should "preferably" be from the community.
(Of course, women's shouldering a disproportionate share of the load doesn't necessarily qualify a community as a matriarchy).
