Sentence examples for the appropriate qualifications from inspiring English sources

Though he lacked any of the appropriate qualifications, he went on to graduate with a first.

The steps, some of which must be approved by the Legislature, include scrutinizing political hires for the appropriate qualifications.

This year's voting farce, where the appropriate qualifications for the award were blatantly ignored, clearly demonstrates unfairness to first-year players from Japan.

"The public would be horrified if people were able to practise medicine or law without the appropriate qualifications and they should be equally horrified by the removal by the secretary of state of this important qualification for teachers".

Later, investigators discovered that the captain did not hold the appropriate qualifications to operate the catamaran legally in UK waters and his employer, Windcat Workboats, had not formally assessed him to determine his suitability for the role.

The first version (hereafter, simply PNC) is usually taken to be the main version of the principle and it runs as follows: "It is impossible for the same thing to belong and not to belong at the same time to the same thing and in the same respect" (with the appropriate qualifications) (Metaph IV 3 1005b19–20).

For a mismatched worker, a well-matched peers is one that graduated from the same field and the same level but working in the appropriate field and the appropriate qualification level.

General practice nurses have been used as operating room nurses without the appropriate qualification.

Change: Reference to 'certified' was replaced with 'qualified' to emphasize the need for translators with appropriate qualifications to perform the translations as opposed to having people without proper training translate PRO measures.

Arguably, selected academic leaders sometimes lack the required merits or appropriate qualifications, so they tend to be conservative.

Omitting appropriate qualifications for the moment, CJT says that if all voters in the electorate are individually more likely than not to hold a true opinion in a two-option choice, then aligning the group judgment with the majority judgment makes it even more likely that the group will be right than any individual.