Sentence examples for split qualification from inspiring English sources

The "majority" of those voting on the re-write of the rules has also indicated, as has been known all along, that they do not want to see split qualification and knockout regattas staged in both Auckland and the chosen cup venue, Bermuda, in 2017.

Ed Balls, the children's secretary, will announce plans to split the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority in two.

Voters with postgraduate qualifications split 75 to 25 in favour of remain.

The decision marks a significant split between the qualifications systems in England and Wales, which have so far shared a common system of A-levels and GCSEs.

It suggests that one cannot estimate the (low) returns to overeducation correctly unless the data are split into broad qualifications groups.

There are a few qualifications for split payment listings: the reservation must start at least 10 days from the time of booking and the stay must be for less than 27 days.

The 12-year qualification period is split into a 6-year predoctoral phase and a 6-year postdoctoral phase.

But this year, the tables for students aged 16 and over are split between academic and vocational qualifications for the first time.

Later, there would be even more qualifications of the split, and Kant's return to his original themes with the Opus Postumum would turn the former divorce of intelligible and sensible into a merely episodic division to be overcome.

Mr. Webster was selected last Friday after the commission split 3 to 2 over his qualifications to head the new accounting board, which is supposed to discipline auditors, set standards and conduct inspections of firms.

The study cohort was split into age strata based on age qualifications for Medicare.