First of all, this debate has nothing to do with the qualifications of John Brennan.
What test were REALLY performed on these cars, and WHAT are the qualifications of the people writing about them.
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They also include changes to both the qualifications of child minders, and the number of children they are permitted to care for.
The CSCSE is the sole national authority to evaluate foreign academic qualifications of higher education for official recognition in China.
We have written extensively on the subject of qualifications of pension consultants.
Liberal Democrat education spokesman Phil Willis said ministers had "abandoned the fundamental principle" of making academic and vocational qualifications of equal value.
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"This is why it's important to build strong partnerships to ensure regional and in particular national frameworks for the qualifications of teachers, " he adds.
They have nothing to do with the qualifications of the nominee.
Author Nick Cook has all the qualifications of a hard-nosed reporter.
Unfortunately, as you say, the qualifications of some may be questionable.
The qualifications of most of these players are already very well known, and injury will be the most likely culprit for any deviation from pre-season rankings.
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What we have said all along is that with John Brennan, the issue here should be -- as it should be with every nominee -- the qualifications of the nominee.
But no matter what question I asked them about their way of thinking they always seemed to give an answer in terms of the intelligence, resume, or academic qualifications of their analysts.
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Education director at Civitas, Anastasia de Waal, who has campaigned for the information to be made public told the TES that academic subjects were being replaced with qualifications of "extremely questionable value".
As to the second, the best idea is to introduce some form of collective scrutiny of the qualifications of the candidate field, of the kind begun years ago by the committee of ministers' deputies in Strasbourg.
Store-based health clinics must clearly inform patients in advance of the qualifications of the health care practitioners who are providing care, as well as the limitation in the types of illnesses that can be diagnosed and treated.
Despite the concerns over language, MEPs were broadly supportive of the rules on mutual recognition and called for the time taken to recognise the qualifications of EU professionals such as doctors and engineers applying to work in another member state to be sped up.
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During the workshop James Keevy of the South African Qualifications Authority and Poonam Batra, Professor of Education, Central Institute of Education, University of Delhi will assist participants in the reflection on conceptual and methodological approaches to developing frameworks of qualifications and certifications, pathways in defining standards of professional competence, among other topics.
Unicef suggests this "may be the result of an emphasis on academic qualifications combined with a diverse system of vocational qualifications".
"As the Government goes down the route of championing vocational education they need to make their mind up as to whether all qualifications are of value, or if it is simply particular academic subjects which carry weight when judging a school, " said general secretary Christine Blower.
Army officials would not comment on questions by CNN about Hasan's medical practice qualifications because of the ongoing criminal investigation.
It arises because the department tries to show the eventual success, in gaining qualifications, of all those who start the fourth year of secondary school (S4).
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"Men may think of qualifications for public office in terms of work experience, while women may be looking at a candidate's life experience, " said CNN polling director Keating Holland.
But they're probably right that the field of available candidates is tiny, not least because - since the great crash of 2007-8 - the Financial Services Authority has set the bar much higher in respect of the qualifications and experience required of a chief executive of a big international bank (the FSA's approval is required for any senior bank appointment).
Successive governments have spoken of the need to improve the status of vocational qualifications and increase the number of apprenticeships.
Gregory Rodriguez, a researcher at Pepperdine University, argues that foreign-born Hispanics have three advantages which help them make up for their lack of educational qualifications: the highest number of wage-earners per family of any ethnic group, the highest participation in the labour force, and stable families.
Mr Gove believes such a system fuelled what he called "a race to the bottom", with exam boards being tempted to offer easier qualifications to win schools over to their exams, leading to a "dumbing down" of qualifications.
He said the CCEA had also been at the centre of developing and launching a series of new work-related qualifications at a range of levels.
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"The purpose of Title VII is to promote hiring on the basis of job qualifications, rather than on the basis of race or color, " Justice Kennedy said.
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