Sentence examples for qualified senior from inspiring English sources

Why not invite those nations with a jurisdictional claim against Mr. Mohammed -- those which lost citizens on 9/11 -- to send cleared and qualified senior military lawyers to serve in the court at Guant?mo?

The hardest part of the problem to quantify is the number of highly qualified senior police executives who are passing up offers to become police chiefs, and as a result, the number of cities that are having to settle for their second or third choice.

The multiprofessional diagnostic team consists of three experienced senior consultant psychiatrists and two fully qualified senior psychologists.

When undertaking research into clinical placement experiences in aged care, some researchers have noted that a major difficulty with these programs is that there are seldom enough qualified, senior staff to provide effective mentorship for learners [ 16].

The index shows that men in social care undertook 478 different roles but the two most common are the qualified senior social worker (also known as a senior practitioner or manager) and the care worker.

The ECGs were marked independently by two qualified senior emergency physicians.

The bottom line is that five out of every six qualified seniors whose families earn more than $75,000 -- but fewer than half of those whose families earn less than $25,000 -- enroll in a four-year college.

U.S. federal law now prohibits discrimination in housing based on race, colour, religion, sex, national origin, or handicap and allows discrimination against children only in qualifying senior-citizen communities.

Similarly, in 2009, qualifying seniors could donate up to $100,000 from their individual retirement accounts (IRAs) directly to charity, tax-free; this provision has not been extended to 2010 yet, but might still be in Congress' current lame-duck session.

Where a decade ago, many of its customers qualified for senior citizen discounts, today it's a brand that is more associated with Kate Middleton than Queen Victoria.

In the 1990s, Coughlin was what Hoff is now: a wind-up workhorse who trained like it was 1970 — lots of overdistance, little rest — and qualified for senior nationals in every stroke and distance.