Sentence examples for state qualification from inspiring English sources

Timothy Loehmann, the officer who fatally shot the 12-year-old boy in 2014 will be terminated for providing false information on his job application and omitting information about an "emotional breakdown" during a state qualification course, the Cleveland Police Department announced Tuesday.

This removes the obstacle created by the old state qualifications and helps to resurrect the idea of teaching as a vocation.

Look for these kinds of state qualifications for a gold shop to choose the right partners for a gold trade.

However, in the context of sports, expressing exhilaration at the nation-states qualification for the 2018 football World Cup legitimizes such a post.

One well-known study, published in 2003 by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Chicago, found that fictitious CVs with stereotypically white names elicited 50% more offers of interviews than did CVs with black names, even when the applicants' stated qualifications were identical.Another possible explanation is social networking.

It shouldn't surprise anyone that Gap Inc.'s publicly stated qualifications for its next CEO at the time read: "...with deep retailing and merchandising experience, ideally in apparel, and who understands the creative process".

"During a state range qualification course, Ptl Loehmann was distracted and weepy," Polak wrote, naming the trainer as Sgt Tinnirello.

In view of the elevated standards for Tier 2 offerings, the SEC provided for preemption of state law qualification of Tier 2 offerings.

In "The Birds of America," he stated, without qualification, "It is extremely amusing to witness the courtship of the Canada Goose in all its stages".

Mr. Glacken said Freeport had sought a designation in the past but was unsuccessful because the village did not meet the state's qualifications for unemployment and poverty.

Her speech included a stinging attack on the state of qualifications in schools under Labour, saying that grade inflation and meaningless vocational awards amounted to "snobbery" by policymakers.