Sentence examples for reflect qualifications from inspiring English sources

Concentrating on a single vessel type helped to boost productivity, as the yard refined its production methods and rejigged workers' pay to reflect qualifications and experience.Szczecin also sorted out its finances, haggling with its bankers to delay repayment of $150m of debt.

In order to obtain an informative measure of discrimination in the market, the level of standardization must reflect the qualifications of a representative ethnic minority or female job applicant.

So he tailored his resume to reflect that qualification.

Since the relationship of LSF with perfusion is not sufficiently robust to allow formal calibration, the values for cerebral blood flow reported here in units of ml/100g/min should be regarded as 'indicative' rather than 'absolute', and we therefore use the designation 'CBFIND' (indicative cerebral blood flow) to reflect this qualification.

At the bottom end of the education market, qualifications reflect only payment at worst, through bribes.

This may reflect the higher qualifications and skills of professional (registered) nurses, with greater potential for international movement and transferability of experience and skills.

This nervousness is reflected in qualification criteria that demand huge financial reserves, thus excluding many social enterprises.

While many will see the IB's tariff score as another indication of the demise of the once-prestigious A levels, schools that offer the diploma have welcomed the move by Ucas to include it in the tariff, feeling the score, in relation to A-levels, reflects the qualification's academic credentials.

In our opinion, there is a dilemma in emergency medicine: the influence of TI on the outcome of emergency patients may reflect the different qualification levels of EMS personnel, and the main reason for difficulties is lack of practice.

Secondly, the questions about basic qualifications were revised to reflect the types of possible qualifications that could be obtained in Nigeria.

The findings are echoed in a recent film produced by Cambridge University's bilingualism network in which students argue for a wider range of qualifications to reflect their skills.