Sentence examples for traditional qualifications from inspiring English sources
A significant minority were applying with "newer and less traditional qualifications or through less straightforward routes".
As the thrice-elected governor of the nation's second-largest state, he has very strong and very traditional qualifications.
Like Obama's two previous nominees, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan, Garland possesses impeccable, and very traditional, qualifications for the job.
Posen spoke down the road, at the Universities at Medway, a consortium of local schools open to students "without traditional qualifications".
The Republican women with the most traditional qualifications for the vice presidency tend to be moderates, especially on abortion choice, probably making them unacceptable to the Republican base.
Chalmers explains that while the university is committed to offering places to students without traditional qualifications, often this means offering them places on their integrated degrees.
In this constantly stimulating book he divides his answer into two parts: first, he argues that the traditional qualification, the Masters of Business Administration MBAA), is the wrong way—he says it "prepares people to manage nothing".
In September he startled his Liberal Democrat coalition partners with plans for GCSEs to be replaced by a more traditional qualification graded on a single, end-of-couse exam.
It is considered a more traditional qualification than GCSE, with an emphasis on end-of-course exams.
However, most traditional qualification tests, which require all devices under testing to fail, are time-consuming and expensive.
Where candidates in these groups might be offering a variety of non-traditional qualifications, the UKCAT provides a standardized assessment for comparison.
