Sentence examples for qualities qualifications from inspiring English sources

On September 22nd the court rejected, for the second time, all three names put forward by Mr Uribe in July, ruling that none have the necessary "qualities, qualifications and abilities".

Taken together, these reforms will widen access to nursing while enhancing the high-quality qualifications we have rightly come to expect of nursing degrees.

"By stripping out thousands of poor-quality qualifications and removing resits from tables, some schools have seen changes in their standings.

As well as ensuring high-quality qualifications are taken, extra activities that support the ethos of the school need to be embedded into its daily running.

5. We welcome your declaration that the Department for Education will henceforth not attempt to "micro-manage" curricula from Whitehall but instead will encourage universities and other institutions to develop high-quality qualifications and curricula in this area.

"All young people should have access to high-quality qualifications that lead to employment, further or higher education.

"By stripping out thousands of poor quality qualifications and removing re-sits from tables, some schools have seen changes in their standings.

"That is why I am delighted that new high-quality qualifications in creative and cultural subjects will be made available to all students".

"Whilst we understand your wish to ensure that there are high quality qualifications in England, your announcements on proposed changes to what are jointly owned qualifications highlight the interdependencies between our respective jurisdictions and the importance of continuous communication," the letter said.

"We need to move away from an expensive and time-consuming culture of proliferating external examinations - modules, re-sits and retakes - towards fewer high-quality qualifications overseen and conferred not by commercial organisations but by institutions of academic excellence such as our best universities," said Mr Gove.

At Burnt Mill, students Fiona Hetherington, Chris Little and Lauren Payne run through a presentation adorned with pictures of jolly students, detailing the pleasures to be had as well as the qualities and qualifications needed to win a place.