As I mentioned in my previous post, I think a key weakness in our system of government is the way ministers are generally drawn from those elected to the Commons regardless of qualification or experience.
I have only once had to tell a client they can't apply for certain benefits they think they should get regardless of qualification, but see at least one client a day who refuses to claim due to stigma.
According to the Alliance for Justice, committee Republicans have held over votes on every one of President Obama's judicial nominees, regardless of qualification, in an effort to delay filling vacant judgeships.
Move, volunteer, work a random job or pursue the one you want, regardless of qualifications.
Open admission to institutions of higher learning was introduced to assure that anyone who desired, regardless of qualifications, could enroll.
Under these proposals, bachelor's degrees would be restricted to the rich, regardless of qualifications, and the lucky few among the common people who possessed exceptional intellectual endowments.
You get the feeling he ran his election campaign on a "Tate for tat" ticket, promising high level jobs for everyone who wanted them, regardless of qualifications.
Studies show prisoners suffer lasting damage to their lives, often ending up among lowest earners regardless of qualifications that could help them rebuild a more productive life after wrongdoing.
If a Senate minority refuses to approve any nominee, regardless of qualifications, until its policy preferences are enacted, it effectively means that the minority can dictate policy to the majority, forcing the government to undo legislation it has passed.
Whereas MOOCs are unapologetically designed for mass consumption they are generally open to anyone, regardless of qualifications, and can attract tens of thousands of registrants the idea behind SNOCs is to provide a means for a group of business schools to offer classes remotely to each other's MBA students within a closed online network.
Your looks can help–or hinder your chances of getting a well-deserved promotion, regardless of qualifications, especially in a sour economy when advancements are few and hard to come by.
