Sentence examples for raising the qualification from inspiring English sources

More specifically, Congress should consider raising the qualification standards for a governmental entity or political subdivision — such as a municipal government — to qualify as an ECP.

These include an increase in their contributions to 8.5%, raising the qualification for early retirement from 25 to 30 years of service, moving the normal retirement age to 65 and ending future inflation adjustments.

There seems to be a positive move towards raising the qualification and status of child care providers.

Measure after measure has been rolled out: reducing (in theory, anyway) the number of skilled migrant workers allowed in; raising the qualifications for foreign students; consulting on rules that would make it harder for immigrants to import their families.

At the same time, ministers wanted to raise the qualification requirements for the workforce.

The teacher development subsidy embedded in the voucher would also ensure kindergartens to be able and willing to invest in professional training to raise the qualification of teachers.

In 1997, the government raised the qualification requirement once again by making it mandatory for kindergartens to have at least 50% QKT-qualified teachers by 1999 and 60% by 2000.

The House bill raises the qualifications for teacher aides and prevents schools from expanding such positions.

Like most of the other candidates, Mr. Ferrer has promised to raise the qualifications of New York's public school teachers.

After the downturn, banks and other lenders clamped down on credit, added more consumer protections and raised the qualifications for mortgages.

As Safety Director of Cleveland, Ness rooted out widespread corruption in the police department, raised the qualifications for officers and detectives, and established an extensive training academy to ensure that Cleveland's Finest earned that distinction.