Helen helped develop an APEL route for refugees, many of them doctors, lawyers and teachers who had fled with no evidence of their qualifications or whose qualifications were not recognised in the UK.
It was a test of sorts for Ms. Black, whose qualifications were criticized when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg selected her in November to run the city's school system, the nation's largest.
Many of the great real-life detectives of the past – whose qualifications were instinct, experience, common sense and patience – might well have viewed three years of academia as wasted time.
"Republican senators blocked an eminently qualified Supreme Court nominee, whose qualifications were not in question, simply because he was nominated by a Democratic president," Earnest said.
Florida officials compiled a list of 180,000 people whose qualifications were questioned, but after voting registrars checked (some protesting the unfairness of the purge) only 207, or 0.0002percentt, of the state's registered voters, were found to be unqualified to vote.
Table 1 presents data compiled by the Nursing Council of Kenya on the number of nurses whose qualifications were verified between January 1993 and December 2006.
Physicians whose qualifications were obtained outside the EU/EEA have to produce evidence of sufficient language skills (e.g., qualifications awarded by a recognised language institution), complete additional studies, and/or pass an examination in Finnish in order to be licensed to practice their profession.
How much more so for people whose qualification is utterly unrelated?
There remain countries whose qualification is in the balance, and whose nerves will stay on edge at least until Wednesday, when the last round of normal qualification contests takes place.
Mouin Rabbani, an experienced Middle East analyst who served as De Mistura's political director before resigning earlier this year, argued that the team was composed of "individuals whose qualification is personal loyalty and a record of service to him".
