Sentence examples for that qualifications in from inspiring English sources

We are taking action to ensure that qualifications in these languages continue, and are also robust and rigorous, to match the best education systems in the world.

The board also endorsed the idea that qualifications in Wales should diverge from the system in England.

A lot of trained midwives find jobs outside Haiti once they have that qualification, in French-speaking places.

We have considered the meaning of that qualification in No. 384, Smith v. Hoboken Railroad, W. & S.C. Co., 328 U.S. 123, 66 S.Ct.

"I am a great admirer" of the I.B. he said in a speech last September, adding that he was "determined to support a wider take-up of that qualification" in the United Kingdom.

They are, say ministers, tackling those very standards in the classroom but are also aware that when the work is done, they have to ensure that qualifications gained by pupils in Wales are "relevant, valued and fit for purpose".

The first implication indicates that certifiable qualifications (in this case, suitable educational degrees) certainly determine whether or not one is eligible to apply for a position in the bank.

While his goalkeeper was saying that, Ciro Ferrara, the Juventus coach, was insisting that qualification was still in Juve's hands.

But that qualification was not used in the published dossier.

Wales are currently second in that qualification process, Italy leading the way with three wins and Scotland third without a win.

With that silly qualification in mind, I simply don't have faith that Love's team will win big enough for him to join Jim Plunkett as the school's only Heisman winners.