Sentence examples for with qualifications that from inspiring English sources

In effect, they are victims of an educational system that has succeeded in providing them with qualifications that can't be used and expectations that can't be met.

It also enabled black troops to collect back pay for 1862 and 1863, but hedged the entitlement with qualifications that spawned a whole new round of controversies not resolved until the war's end.

Rather than harking back to an age when children started their adult life with qualifications that were seen as second-rate, we want to look forward and work with teachers and schools to give them the freedom and tools needed to stretch pupils, drive up standards and entrench a culture of high expectations in every school".

Mr Cuthbert said students' hard work should be "rewarded with with qualifications that remain relevant, valued and fit for purpose in the 21st Century".

"We've got to make sure they leave us with qualifications that are recognised and are of the same value as the qualifications that learners are acquiring across the border".

The same fuzziness applies to health facilities, with atypical services featuring a limited range of services or staff with qualifications that do not conform to usual vocational classifications vastly outnumbering standardised health facilities.

The absolute stereochemistry was not established, but on the basis of the cocrystal structure of T. brucei CYP51 with analogue 31, it was assumed that the isomer with R-configuration was more potent, with qualification that T. brucei CYP51 has 85% sequence identity to the T. cruzi orthologue.

British courses are competing with strong programmes in the US and with European qualifications that are traditional and practical.

The higher education minister, Bill Rammell, said he was pleased the tariff rating aligned diplomas with "other qualifications that provide access to university".

First, they are trying to fix an education system that has long put quantity ahead of quality, churning out young Britons with debased qualifications that fail to impress employers.

He used a lump sum received when he left the army to fund the £390 CVQO-subsidised course, which was developed to provide volunteers in youth organisations with vocational qualifications that recognise their work.