Sentence examples for useful qualifications for from inspiring English sources

Politicians have been so intent either to defend or to oppose selection by academic ability that they have failed to set up a system of rigorous and useful qualifications for those whose interests are not academic.

This may be a useful qualification for heading a grand coalition, a configuration last tried, with limited success, in the late 1960s.

That is a useful qualification for a politician, but less so for building a successful liberal economy.Despite all this, the Berlusconi government has done some things right, and not only in labour-market and pension reform.

Being a maverick, it seems, is a useful qualification for a senator, but not for someone who aspires to hold the most powerful and difficult job in the world.The pain of PalinMr McCain's various problems, temperamental and circumstantial, found their perfect expression in the worst single decision of the 2008 election season—his choice of Mrs Palin as his running-mate.

He has some useful qualifications.

But Simon's conspicuous brightness and his links with the north were useful qualifications.

While a majority of students see science lessons as "fun" and agree that STEM is very important for society and a useful qualification to have, many do not relate to STEM careers.

THAT will prove a useful qualification.

Effortless superiority is no longer a useful qualification.

Further education would also be attractive if it led to a useful qualification.

Indeed, employers do regard the IB as a useful qualification in many situations.