I mean, I've asked her about that and she's talked about the qualifications, the relative qualifications of the state experts.
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Qualifications Heidi Cruz has a broad set of qualifications for the top post at the international development and sustainability group.
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A voter whose qualifications are challenged may still be allowed to vote after giving a sworn affidavit that they satisfy said qualifications.
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She has undergraduate qualifications in law, economics and finance, and postgraduate qualifications in journalism and economic history, from RMIT, Oxford and LSE respectively.
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"My response is if you want to question my qualifications, then maybe the American people might wonder about your qualifications Madame Secretary," he said.
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Necessary qualifications vary by state, but Dr. Grossman says that finding a skilled injector is very important, on top of checking out their qualifications.
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Find out their qualifications You wouldn't employ a babysitter without taking a look at their experience, qualifications and reviews, and finding the right dog walker should be no different.
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Scrutiny over Shanahan's qualifications Shanahan has faced some criticism and drawn scrutiny over his qualifications for the post, given his lack of military or national security experience before joining the Trump administration.
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For example, we know that when interviewers evaluate candidates in a more structured way – assessing only relevant qualifications and considering those same qualifications for all candidates – they'll make more objective and equitable decisions.
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Those are all wonderful qualifications for any artist to have.
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"The qualifications of Judge Gorsuch are beyond dispute," Trump said.
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The app will then recommend meals that meet those qualifications.
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Senator Cruz is the only candidate that fits those qualifications.
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In their own fields, vocational qualifications do the same job.
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There has to be plenty of people with sufficient qualifications.
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I'm going to lay out my qualifications to be president.
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Often, public money just feeds the arms race for qualifications.
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We're just there, available, and we have all the qualifications.
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I thought those were pretty good qualifications for the job.
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The Eisenhower is conducting carrier qualifications for an upcoming deployment.
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The qualifications are simple: no skips and heavy cultural significance.
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They described qualifications for labor organizing activity protected by law.
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Avenatti has already touted that he embodies those three qualifications.
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You can always find the latest on debate qualifications here.
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Barr's qualifications for the position of attorney general are extraordinary.
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Clinton makes his qualifications the central message of her campaign.
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But those aren't the only qualifications to run for president.
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Your qualifications and endearing personality might just carry you over.
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Individually, they appear to have expert but often overlapping qualifications.
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Qualifications: • Bachelor's degree from a four-year college or university.
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Clinton's qualifications for the presidency until halfway through her speech.
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Gabby: Aly: Aly's full routine from Olympic qualifications is here.
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You're not hired based on your qualifications, knowledge and experience.
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Professional qualifications from European nations may no longer be honoured.
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This would communicate your specific qualifications and underscore your interest.
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They appear to have concerns about his qualifications and partisanship.
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Even with these qualifications, he might not have stood out.
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QUALIFICATIONS• Experience required with governmental relations and the legislative process.
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Despite her qualifications, she's not expected to get the job.
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There's no need to further underscore your lack of qualifications.
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To some degree, I write this without the necessary qualifications.
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It's as if they're presenting their poetic qualifications for inspection.
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Mazie Hirono's questioning of his qualifications, Kobes defended his record.
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He has to use a local staff with dubious qualifications.
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The candidates' electoral history and qualifications currently count for nothing.
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It protects workers, not jobs, and links qualifications to local demand.
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I do not believe she has the qualifications or the record.
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But the hearing largely hinged on her qualifications for the job.
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Zeman had argued that Smarda lacked qualifications in the cultural sphere.
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There was no lowering of qualifications or standards for Barack Obama.
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"That doesn't mean make things up or embellish qualifications," he says.
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Sanders again called into question Hillary Clinton's qualifications to be president.
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" On the way out, Martha furiously questioned, "What are your qualifications?
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Work has been done on the mutual recognition of professional qualifications.
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High-ranking officials have typically opposed privatization, though not without qualifications.
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And, during the experiment, this was what happened—with some qualifications.
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Qualifications for the Fortnite World Cup will be based on merit.
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For others, his qualifications and judicial record trump any potential misconduct.
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Two decades later, Grassley again offered no criticism of Garland's qualifications.
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Quotas force companies and universities to look at identities over qualifications.
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Jeff Sessions has many qualifications to lead the Department of Justice.
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There was a checklist of sorts; a scantron's worth of qualifications.
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Douthat's qualifications of his own argument could be extended much further.
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Clinton has already demonstrated she has the qualifications to be president.
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Does anyone question her qualifications because she does not write more?
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It was very common for people not to have any qualifications.
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And what did that have to do with my job qualifications?
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Andrea: That's more qualifications than the rest of the Noisey staff!
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If your meet the qualifications though, we say go for it.
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It's about his qualifications for the court, not his past behavior.
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Incredibly, one in 500 Icelanders has high-end football coaching qualifications.
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These qualifications alone make Trump a force to be reckoned with.
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Ms. Moskalkova herself did little to allay doubts about her qualifications.
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Mr. Obama said that despite the gulf in qualifications between Mrs.
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"I never judge people by their education and qualifications," he writes.
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You need qualifications to work on a boat of this magnitude.
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But loyalty should never be a substitute for qualifications for office.
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Regardless of my training, qualifications or dedication, I may be discharged.
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Names and qualifications of individuals who will be performing the work.
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"You don't want to look disorganized while you're presenting your qualifications."
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Now, teaching earns 18% less than jobs with the same qualifications.
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Ms Miller has the qualifications: mystery, attack, grandeur, authority and beauty.
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Also discovered was a 2009 memo that questioned Mr. Bates's qualifications.
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The qualifications of the people behind a crowdfunding campaign are crucial.
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So it's a love song but it's got qualifications to it.
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"It is clear that they have met the qualifications," he said.
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So most of us that have no other qualifications are concerned.
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Perth and the Northern Rivers match a few of these qualifications.
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Are employees assigned to the appropriate pay grade for their qualifications?
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He had no qualifications and no demonstrated interest in public policy.
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Responsibilities Required Qualification Preferred Qualifications Salary & Benefits Between $45-85033k salary.
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Politico first reported on the DNC's update to the debate qualifications.
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They all confronted questions about their qualifications on the campaign trail.
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Republicans are bragging a lot about Gorsuch's qualifications, which are legitimate.
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Both sides last week made public statements about qualifications and commitments.
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A design professional is first selected based on qualifications, not price.
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While several candidates who missed the debate qualifications -- New Jersey Sen.
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Justin Bieber is adding jewelry-maker to his list of qualifications.
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Invariably, black politicians navigate spurious questions about their qualifications for office.
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For Shaich, the merger between Cava and Zoes meets those qualifications.
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Cohn would bring a strong set of qualifications to the chairmanship.
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Specific qualifications are detailed on the government's Federal Student Aid page.
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"I'm satisfied that he has the qualifications and independence [needed]," Sen.
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It's not about resumé or qualifications, necessarily, or preparation or seriousness.
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But the roommate hadn't met Rezi's qualifications, so they looked elsewhere.
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The first requests for qualifications go out after the New Year.
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"The DNC has set out its qualifications — there's been a lack of transparency and how they've determined those qualifications, which polls they see as credible or which they'll recognize and which they won't," Gabbard told Hill.
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Rather than abiding by unyielding standards and rigid qualifications, agencies should create middle ground areas that provide applicants a greater chance at matching some, if not all, desired qualifications to fulfill the responsibilities/duties of the position.
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But if you do fit these qualifications, the payout is pretty stellar.
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Without garnering that experience, they may lack the qualifications for top jobs.
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One of their primary qualifications is often having lived with addiction themselves.
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But by some standards there are significantly fewer qualifications than other professions.
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There's some support for the idea that Fernando had some related qualifications.
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The "natural born" clause is different from the other qualifications for office.
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But given the oddly specific qualifications, they may be waiting a while.
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There are major differences in terms of pricing, qualifications, and data-throttling.
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The Democratic case against Gorsuch has nothing to do with his qualifications.
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Reducing the qualifications for participation in dressmaking renders individuals interchangeable and disposable.
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ArtsWestchester requests qualifications from artists interested in significant legacy public art projects.
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The budget will cover operations plus request for personnel and their qualifications.
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That way, Rapatalo said, you're measuring candidates against qualifications, not each other.
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But there are no specific qualifications to get a metaphorical membership card.
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Top police jobs are routinely given to political appointees with few qualifications.
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The biggest difficulties are posed by the large group with few qualifications.
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She questions the validity of not only the program, but Walter's qualifications.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey sparred over their qualifications for the job.
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Perhaps we should award retroactive degrees to older people with professional qualifications.
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Qualifications: 257-in-249 believe Trump is not qualified to be president.
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Attacking another American's qualifications solely based on his ethnic background is bigotry.
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The list of qualifications listed in the US Constitution isn't exactly long.
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He made much of his qualifications, accomplishments and friendship with Mr Trump.
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And what kind of qualifications do you need to do this job?
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A simple love of Lego won't cut it in terms of qualifications.
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She lightheartedly described the job qualifications at a Princeton appearance in 2014.
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Romney, for one, is still reviewing Moore's qualifications, according to his office.
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Nearly two out of three trainees have school-grade qualifications or lower.
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It's not that the white dudes of Star Wars have no qualifications.
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The job paid nine dollars an hour and I had zero qualifications.
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Williams's work doesn't debase itself with the qualifications of winners and losers.
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Bridenstine, 42, brings some odd qualifications to the job, and some controversy.
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Higgins' track record shows he doesn't come close to meeting those qualifications.
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Fact two is Hillary's unquestioned superior experience and qualifications to be president.
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Quotas for university recruitment using non-gaokao qualifications were capped at 5%.
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Many of the best players already jet across the world for qualifications.
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Trump also completely shifted the expectation on a candidate's qualifications, Lake notes.
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The firms likely wanted to keep the focus on the women's qualifications.
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The only qualifications necessary are a college degree and public speaking skills.
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Employers were unimpressed with the new arrivals' qualifications and foreign work experience.
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They were hired even though they had no qualifications, according to Orner.
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States still decide qualifications for operation, insurance, sale, and local road conditions.
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The delay had nothing to do with her qualifications, which were impeccable.
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The department looks at applicants' qualifications, not their voting records, he said.
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Commercial banks are also required to strengthen their examination of shareholder qualifications.
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These attorneys have been vetted according to a host of qualifications standards.
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The panel's minority has been united in its skepticism of Kraninger's qualifications.
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Local newspapers and the school board had all overlooked the principal's qualifications.
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McSpadden also had a message for those who may question her qualifications.
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To be sure, the DNC's debate qualifications have not gone without criticism.
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The deadline for meeting those qualifications for the September debate is Wednesday.
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Murtaugh said states cannot add requirements to presidential candidates' qualifications for running.
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The Constitution says nothing about the qualifications required to be an ambassador.
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Perceived authenticity in politics has in many cases usurped qualifications and honesty.
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Like Pennsylvania, though, it requires accident reporting and specifies minimum driver qualifications.
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Your condo bylaws may address the issue when describing board member qualifications.
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"It's time for an outsider," Ms. Nixon told reporters of her qualifications.
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If your qualifications can be verified later, your vote will be counted.
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But so far not a single Republican senator has questioned Moore's qualifications.
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The debate qualifications are turning out to be relatively easy to meet.
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The government had not made clear either her qualifications or her duties.
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In the large hill qualifications on Friday, he finished in 11th place.
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The new qualifications could lead to 800,000 Americans losing their health coverage.
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The others in waiting do not appear to have the qualifications needed.
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Despite Neals' qualifications, the Judiciary Committee only scheduled his hearing on Sept.
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And net worth-based qualifications to keep receiving benefits may seem harsh.
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The leaders will hear bromides about moderation and fair-mindedness and qualifications.
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And some senators and others have raised questions about Lieberman's qualifications i.e.
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But YouTube has been raising the bar on qualifications for running ads.
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He did not meet the qualifications for the October debate in Ohio.
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The qualifications are a mouthful — and arbitrary — but the statistic is ubiquitous.
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Trump dangles power and opportunity before a job candidate with few qualifications.
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Qualifications needed to provide care to children differ from state to state.
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If they meet all three qualifications, they&aposre considered an independent contractor.
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Several employers told the FT that MBA qualifications were not their priority.
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They would also have to pass equivalency exams to prove their qualifications.
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Amazon's Tig Notaro series fits a lot of the qualifications listed above.
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On Wednesday night, candidates concentrated on introducing themselves and displaying their qualifications.
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"It is critical that firefighters get this training not just to maintain qualifications but also to advance or move firefighters into a higher level of qualifications," said Daniel Smith, fire director for the National Association of State Foresters.
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Cohen later appeared on Anderson Cooper 360° to discuss his qualifications as moderator.
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Others arrive with professional qualifications and slot into the community&aposs middle class.
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Gillibrand questioned the qualifications of every nominee both inside and outside Senate walls.
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I polled the experts and they mostly say yes, though with some qualifications.
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Trump's selection of nominees was top notch but comes with qualifications, he said.
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I have unmatched qualifications as a political leader, civic leader, and business leader.
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Their satisfaction was hard-won: the world now knows their "qualifications" are worthless.
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Qualifications: The ideal candidate will have: • A passion for the mission of CCAI.
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Sanders raised eyebrows when he questioned Clinton's qualifications to be commander in chief.
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In 1996 just 4% of Britain's workforce had postgraduate qualifications; today 11% do.
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At least nine Democratic candidates have already met the qualifications: Washington state Gov.
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To count toward the December qualifications, polls must be publicly released between Oct.
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Then it could perhaps make a saving by hiring workers with fewer qualifications.
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She hopes to transfer her qualifications to try to get a better job.
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TO APPLY: Please present your qualifications to Mr. Bertie Pelham, late of Brancaster.
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Listings usually include the person's height, academic qualifications, marital status and their horoscope.
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Decline is allegedly hastened by competing qualifications, such as the Masters in Management.
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Qualifications for registration: You must be a citizen and a resident of Nebraska.
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It doesn't have straightforward qualifications like Sixth Man or Rookie of the Year.
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Typically, candidates cite their qualifications as the reason that voters should affirm them.
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Unlike other class qualifications, there's no canonical breed interpretation built into a model.
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Indeed, he seemed to have no relevant qualifications for the post at all.
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Trump's bankruptcies and business failures undermine his best hope of establishing his qualifications.
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Everyone already "knows" his qualifications and leadership skills thanks to his impressive jawline.
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Also, consider the qualifications of the individuals or groups called upon to approve.
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This sounds like a great opportunity, and I appreciate you considering my qualifications.
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Trump also dismissed Clinton's critique about his potential qualifications to serve as president.
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Cornyn introduced the nominee, praised her strong qualifications, and urged prompt Senate confirmation.
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Qualifications for inclusion have to do with buzz and achievement (and beauty), a.k.a.
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Both Broidy and a spokesman for Royce attributed her nomination to her qualifications.
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So far, only about a third of the field has met the qualifications.
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That could help the company avoid uncomfortable questions about its management team's qualifications.
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Mr. Trump was asked to explain his qualifications to lead the armed forces.
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Some of Trump's nominees for the postings have drawn scrutiny for their qualifications.
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After controversy surrounding Haspel's qualifications, enough Democrats supported her to secure her confirmation.
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Team owners' experience and financial qualifications matter to Kempf more than their locations.
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" Trump's wish list, she said, includes "tremendous intellect, judicial temperament and impeccable qualifications.
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Your salary should be based on your experience and qualifications – not your gender.
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Clinton's qualifications, but also lashing out at Mr. Trump in increasingly blunt terms.
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Some qualifications can give your salary a huge boost over the long term.
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This time around, eight candidates met Fox's polling qualifications for the primetime event.
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The companies said that technical qualifications outweighed price in winning the Pemex contract.
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What qualifications do you need to have to be considered right for selection?
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The hyperbole is supposed to distract from the reality of Emanuel's qualifications. Sen.
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Preferred Qualifications:• You have professional Linux Systems Operation experience in a production environment.
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But why should his compensation per hour be greater, given the same qualifications?
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Senators will attempt to examine his record, his judicial philosophy and his qualifications.
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Now he's outdone himself — no surprise, given his qualifications for this new volume.
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The deadline to reach the qualifications for the September debate is August 28.
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Keith Parrella of the Marines, was impatient and decisive during his qualifications questioning.
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So Kislyak had to go, regardless of his qualifications for his actual job.
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Previously they changed the qualifications in the OPPOSITE direction so Bloomberg could debate.
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In an email, he questioned his accuser's professional qualifications, mental state and motives.
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Instead, they were talking about our qualifications and who was the best candidate.
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These qualifications aside, the study might upturn another common narrative about sexual behavior.
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Croatia has never lost in playoffs, including two qualifications for the European Championship.
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They cited Supreme Court precedent that prohibits similar qualifications on members of Congress.
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In certain instances, skepticism about a doctor's qualifications has even led to violence.
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You can read more about the application qualifications on Operation Tiny Home's website.
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The Democratic National Committee has increased the debate qualifications throughout the campaign season.
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"This tells the reader nothing about the person's goals or qualifications," she says.
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Qualifications and assets we are seeking in a successful candidate include: Celebrity status.
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President Obama came to her defense, lauding her qualifications to serve as president.
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Looking beyond traditional qualifications is one way to cultivate diversity in the workplace.
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And I don't quit because several senators have expressed reservations about my qualifications.
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Judiciary Committee staffers contacted him over the weekend about her qualifications and availability.
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So far, Donnelly has said he will carefully review Kavanaugh's record and qualifications.
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This time around, seven candidates met Fox's polling qualifications for the primetime event.
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The higher the probability that a candidate fits a certain set of qualifications — as well as the job that recruiters are trying to fill also hitting those same qualifications — the higher they are likely to get surfaced in those results.
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Malpass is a strong pick and meets the qualifications that the Board of Executive Directors of the World Bank put forward, which are quoted below: Malpass meets these qualifications and there are a number of reasons why shareholders should support him.
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Alongside the space agency, Zimbabwe also inaugurated a National Critical Skills Audit, aimed at identifying skills deficits and surpluses in different sections of the economy, as well as a National Qualifications Framework, which will regulate educational qualifications in the country.
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Some guards have expressed doubts about the frontcourt players' qualifications for the Skills Challenge.
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Brazilian gymnast Rebeca Andrade proved that during Sunday's qualifications, when she gave us this.
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Preferred qualifications include past work as an Apple Genius or Geek Squad Double Agent.
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Michael Brendan Dougherty, a senior correspondent at The Week, remains skeptical of Trump's qualifications.
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We learned of the tremendous experience and superb qualifications he brings to the bench.
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The deposition suggests that Trump knew nothing of the instructors' names, faces or qualifications.
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But in recent years, the emphasis on examination results and paper qualifications has eased.
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Slowly, these qualifications were eased or eliminated, allowing more individuals access to the franchise.
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The vice president said Kavanaugh&aposs qualifications would be the key to his success.
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Garland was viewed as a moderate liberal, and his qualifications were difficult to dispute.
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I don't care what qualifications he does (or doesn't) have, I hope he's okay!
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In other words, it won&apost be about this guy&aposs qualifications, clearly qualified.
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But now it's just oil, and you need qualifications to work with those companies.
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Practical qualifications like accounting, programming and applied microeconomics were among the least-desired attributes.
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Regan's qualifications for the trustee position were limited to his experience managing a business.
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Some have diversified by offering more qualifications sponsored by companies, postgraduate degrees or apprenticeships.
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Blacks still earn less than whites, even in similar jobs and with comparable qualifications.
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John Kennedy, a member of the committee, raised questions about their qualifications and temperament.
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Better, it says, to select migrants on the basis of their skills or qualifications.
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Around 266 percent of people in the Skegness area said they had no qualifications.
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Perhaps Amazon employees are checking out the green qualifications of a potential new home?
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They may even be done better by a specialist who has fewer formal qualifications.
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Questions had swirled about Conte&aposs qualifications, given he has never held public office.
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The blueprint proposes further measures of integration, such as mutual recognition of professional qualifications.
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The company declined to disclose any additional details about the driver's identity or qualifications.
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The delay did not seem related to Ms. DiFiore's qualifications or reception in Albany.
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Qualifications grant access to a world that is protected from the downside of globalisation.
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The backlash to Cain's nomination has partly drowned out the concerns about Moore's qualifications.
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They are instructed not to press prospective applicants too hard on their academic qualifications.
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Psychological analysis is way above my pay grade, and certainly not within my qualifications.
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The issue of Garland's qualifications to be on the Supreme Court is beyond question.
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If you're already thinking "dream job," know that you'll need a few more qualifications.
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The scandal swirling around Steve Wynn has called the company's suitability qualifications into question.
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In the Republicans' letter, they argue Green's personal statements should not overshadow his qualifications.
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But that might not be enough for him to overcome questions about his qualifications.
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The qualifications for voting are determined by the states, and that is the problem.
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"Voters in Virginia are looking a bit more at the comparative qualifications," said Sabato.
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Then, Senators will question the nominee on his or her qualifications and previous casework.
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Let your qualifications speak for you," instead of "the GIF you tried to embed.
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The Centre for Field Robotics was looking for a person with just those qualifications.
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Each section is organized based on the qualifications, age, and experience of the applicants.
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Then, the qualifications: O.K., maybe something happened, but not the way the media says!
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"We have differing views about the other qualifications of Judge Kavanaugh," the letter states.
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Price before the Committee to further examine his numerous qualifications to lead the Department.
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Some Americans may doubt Trump-appointee Kathy Kraninger's qualifications and commitment to consumer protection.
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Firms moaned that vital foreign workers were blocked because they lacked the required qualifications.
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That's what confirmation hearings are for -- to discuss candidates' qualifications and assess their fitness.
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Our thought bubble, from Axios' Felix Salmon: Malpass has fewer qualifications than other contenders.
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Back home, some criticized Mr. Vickers and raised questions about the ambassador's diplomatic qualifications.
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Suspicions about the fitness and the qualifications of nonwhites didn't begin with affirmative action.
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"The qualifications in the constitution are both the floor and the ceiling," he explained.
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He resigned the following year following an inquiry from ABC News questioning his qualifications.
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Desired qualifications include knowledge of and interest in television and Excel/Power Point skills.
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Critics are stumbling as they try to attack Malpass' qualifications to run the bank.
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It's not certain that he had any official duties, but his qualifications were indisputable.
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In case you're unfamiliar with the term, Robinson breaks down her woke bae qualifications.
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" Crocker said, "They weren't saying that she doesn't have the expertise or the qualifications.
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Most BIA teachers in eight sampled schools had no teaching qualifications, the report said.
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Committee Democrats, meanwhile, promised close scrutiny of Jackson's qualifications and his position on privatization.
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It's about the authority we give to professionals or to people with educational qualifications.
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Multiple studies have found that women underestimate their qualifications for office compared to men.
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To keep me off the stage, the DNC again arbitrarily changed the debate qualifications.
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The deadline to meet those qualifications is the end of the day on Wednesday.
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They could have easily supported a man with the same qualifications and same ideas.
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Even undocumented immigrants who meet the qualifications for university entrance do not pay tuition.
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Importantly, though, stellar qualifications failed to protect circuit court nominees from ideologically driven senators.
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In her contempt for qualifications, her blithe ignorance, she was an avatar for Trump.
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No one should have expected the lack of qualifications to matter to Mr. Trump.
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The Oklahoma senators introduced the nominee, lauded his qualifications, and urged rapid Senate approval.
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Qualifications & ExperienceKnowledge of and experience in project management principles methods, systems, and operational analysis.
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That requires, among other qualifications, demonstrating the workers are free from the company's control.
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Scowcroft has said little on the record about Trump's foreign policy ideas and qualifications.
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Research a fair salary for the position and emphasize your qualifications and skill set.
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They say the recognition of foreign professional qualifications is likely to remain too bureaucratic.
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You can search for a preparer's credentials and select qualifications at the IRS directory.
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Because the ABA conducts an objective, nonpartisan assessment of a candidate's background and qualifications.
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But it's going to take a lot of work — you need so many qualifications!
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"They didn't meet the qualifications for the actual jobs," another senior administration official says.
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Candidates are eligible to attend if they meet DNC qualifications for October's primary debates.
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Her political qualifications or lack thereof are entirely separate from her time as Miranda.
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Upon charges that he was a "mediocre" nominee in terms of professional qualifications, Sen.
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Still, convention speakers spent the final night running down the long list of Clinton's qualifications, and celebrating the milestone of becoming the first major American political party to ever elect a woman as its presidential candidate and Clinton's long list of qualifications.
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And we want to do the same for EU firms providing services to the UK. And given that UK qualifications are already recognized across the EU and vice versa – it would make sense to continue to recognize each other's qualifications in the future.
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In many states, voters whose qualifications are challenged may still cast regular ballots if they give a sworn statement to a poll worker that they meet the qualifications, according to the A.C.L.U. In virtually all cases, voters may also request a provisional ballot.
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While some of his newly named Cabinet officials have standard qualifications, there are a number of people with state- and city-level qualifications, and no national experience, on the short list or selected for positions like UN ambassador and secretary of state.
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But then, without allowing for qualifications, any standpoint degenerates from pragmatic guideline to inflexible dogma.
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That's because Democrats aren't the only ones doubting Carson's qualifications to lead the federal department.
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Rich government officials of dubious qualifications to serve in the White House are no exception.
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"Who gives a fuck?" he asked three times as Tyrion babbled on about Bran's qualifications.
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Ultimately, it's about not misleading the public about the reach of a typical teacher's qualifications.
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In the words of Jefferson: The qualifications for self-government in society are not innate.
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She loves good wine and is progressing through her sommelier qualifications in her free time.
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"Plus the added stresses of finding housing, getting your qualifications recognised, learning English," she explained.
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I wish I had gotten my qualifications, but hey, I was actually a good student.
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The Commission also criticized the Styria region for not accepting some foreign ski instructor qualifications.
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Both presidents and senators like to say that the confirmation process is all about qualifications.
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According to a CNN analysis, Bullock still has not met either polling or fundraising qualifications.
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There are loads of qualifications and caveats, and the tax is only deferred not eliminated.
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Toumazou left school at the age of 16 with few academic qualifications to his name.
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Formal education rests on the idea of qualifications that take a set period to complete.
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But Zaid has none, and has been unable to meet the newly added pre-qualifications.
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In the early days, less-fancy universities were happier letting local colleges teach their qualifications.
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For many young people, especially those without qualifications, gangland offers a tempting path to riches.
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She talked up his inexperience -- questioning his qualifications and readiness -- in that damning 3 a.m.
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"Each nominee meets or exceeds the qualifications normally required for those important jobs," he said.
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"Your lived experience as a woman or a person of color yields very different qualifications."
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This works well in finance, where many optional qualifications are available (think "chartered financial analyst").
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They submit two applications with almost identical qualifications but different genders, races or class backgrounds.
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If anyone hosting guests on Airbnb meets these qualifications, Airbnb automatically grants them the title.
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"She has no qualifications for such a post," a person familiar with discussions told Vox.
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Even highly qualified African-Americans received fewer calls for interview than whites with lesser qualifications.
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At a rally in Philadelphia on April 153, Sanders questioned Clinton's qualifications for the presidency.
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Confirm if this posting applies to you 100% (including personality description, qualifications, schedule, responsibilities, etc.).
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Horrifyingly, Somalia, Yemen, South Sudan, and northeast Nigeria are dangerously close to meeting these qualifications.
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Ivanka has no real qualifications to serve as a diplomatic representative of the United States.
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In my experience, men will apply to jobs regardless of their alignment with required qualifications.
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Experts attribute this to female garment workers having lower education qualifications than their male counterparts.
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As for Clinton, the Sentinel said her qualifications outweighed those of her rival, Vermont Sen.
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On the higher-education focus, Topica works with 16 universities to offer bachelor degree qualifications.
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After that, the Judicial Qualifications Commission announced it had opened an investigation into the incident.
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And questions about Warsh's qualifications -- he isn't an economist by training -- emerged among some aides.
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Another possible explanation for Amazon's pay is its reliance on unskilled workers with minimal qualifications.
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While he has not officially announced his candidacy, Biden has been vocal about his qualifications.
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Narrator: Like the approximately 144,000 applicants a year, Siti had to meet the airline's qualifications.
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Her health has brought new attention to the qualifications of her running mate, Tim Kaine.
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"Senators have had more than enough time ... to adequately assess Judge Kavanaugh's qualifications," he said.
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Lindsey Graham has the unique qualifications of having been a military lawyer for 33 years.
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Qualifications and Experience: Experience Required • Minimum of 5 years experience with media relations or journalism.
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Can any GOP or Democrat Presidential candidate match those six-decade-long winning political "qualifications"?
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"I can't think of another person who has that background or those qualifications," he said.
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For that reason, character matters, too, as part of ascertaining qualifications or fitness to serve.
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In another, they talk about their main policy priority and their qualifications for handling it.
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He worked as a plumber for most of his life and has no engineering qualifications.
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On Monday night, he said he will "carefully review and consider" Kavanaugh's record and qualifications.
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With Trump, though, we are mostly being spared the bluff about how only qualifications matter.
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Critics have derided the law as awkward, "purely symbolic" and irrelevant to an applicant's qualifications.
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Like the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge … Mary was asserting her qualifications as a true poet.
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Because despite all your training and all your so-called qualifications, you are still crazed.
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Selecting the designer on the basis of qualifications is one way to ensure good design.
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She wants to honestly describe herself by her qualifications, much like doctors and lawyers do.
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Community health workers are usually not well paid and have fewer qualifications than hospital doctors.
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Qualifications for inclusion have to do with buzz and achievement (and beauty) more than money.
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He also questioned how the institute could have recruited someone who had so few qualifications.
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"Massive privacy issues, I am unclear as to proof of providers' qualifications," a respondent said.
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Ferrari is coy about what qualifications a customer needs to become a tailor-made customer.
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"Congress cannot expand or alter the qualifications for the office of the president," she said.
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Booker met the fundraising threshold but did not meet the Democratic National Committee's polling qualifications.
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These, not her marital status, are her relevant qualifications in the context of this article.
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"He's in a position that is remarkable given his qualifications and experience," Res told CNN.
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I mean, Hillary Clinton would be president overwhelmingly if it was about the best qualifications.
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Additional invitations will be extended to candidates who meet the DNC qualifications before September 25.
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But even so, few of the nominees have qualifications that match those of their predecessors.
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The schools may not explain the qualifications, or they'll hide the formula inside complex calculators.
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Despite the students' impressive qualifications, they began to worry about their applications to elite colleges.
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"Given the caliber of nominees I'm seeing, I'm not comfortable creating a spot that might be filled by someone consistent with the qualifications, or lack of qualifications, of some of the folks I've seen nominated," a federal appeals judge confirmed under President Bill Clinton said.
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Even when Ryan said he would vote for Trump in June, he did so with qualifications.
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Questions of likability and qualifications have haunted women running for office since the dawn of time.
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Regardless of his qualifications for the seat, Gorsuch will likely face a battle to get confirmed.
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Reorder the bullets underneath your job titles to mimic the order of qualifications the employer gave.
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Oh, what am I doing here, she thought as her fellow panelists listed their impressive qualifications.
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And as for his qualifications, "Howke's highest degree is a bachelor's in business administration," Pickett reports.
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There are definitely people in this world with sufficient qualifications who could serve on Apple's leadership.
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But there's a divide in the party if one or two more candidates meet the qualifications.
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"SCL has unique qualifications and special capabilities in designing influence campaigns that work," the records state.
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Peterson is the Trump administration's third judicial pick to drop out over a lack of qualifications.
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In a separate statement to reporters, Dujarric defended Fayyad's qualifications following the opposition to his appointment.
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Over the next few days, we're going to hear a lot about Fiorina's qualifications and credentials.
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Fewer young people can find a job, never mind one that matches their hard-earned qualifications.
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Qualifications The ideal intern will be a super creative team player with amazing attention to detail.
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The athletes were chosen to compete in the games from the 43 who initially sought qualifications.
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Rob Lowe is in the market for a personal assistant, and the job qualifications are daunting.
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They can afford to wait a bit for a job that matches their aspirations and qualifications.
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Redcar is a relatively young town, but more than a quarter of residents have no qualifications.
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Qualifications for registration: You must be a US citizen, at least 16 and living in Maryland.
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But because the industry is largely unregulated, the experience and qualifications of those individuals varies greatly.
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But Trump has repeatedly questioned the senator's presidential qualifications under the Constitution's "natural-born citizen" clause.
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The woman who wins is almost always defined by her professional and educational qualifications, Lieu says.
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The Pennsylvania senators introduced the nominees, recounted the jurists' exceptional qualifications, and urged rapid Senate confirmation.
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Despite those qualifications, the 20-year congressional veteran could face resistance as he seeks Senate confirmation.
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His qualifications, however, go well beyond just his past public service and acumen as a jurist.
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His qualifications: He's former Navy pilot who once ran the Air and Space Museum in Tulsa.
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Judge Kavanaugh has all the right qualifications and experience to be our next Supreme Court justice.
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Yet, surprisingly, his qualifications for this position are not much weaker than most of his predecessors.
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Jones brings with her extensive experience and qualifications for the job, but also some intriguing connections.
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In her testimony, she said she was startled by the qualifications of some Trump University instructors.
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Students will need good school-leaving qualifications, but not need to have studied maths or physics.
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Clinton has criticized Mr. Sanders's qualifications, too, saying she's "not even sure" he's a real Democrat.
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In the past couple of decades more women than men have been gaining higher-level qualifications.
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None of the usual, humdrum preparations or qualifications for the job held a candle to that.
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He said, 'I'm looking at the qualifications of a good leader and he does not qualify.
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Toshiba has entered discussions with the auditor, seeking to gain an opinion with qualifications, Jiji added.
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She commended states for focusing on improved training and qualifications, but said it was not enough.
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Administrative: 10%Qualifications:• Bachelor's degree in journalism, political science, literature, rhetoric, communications, or environmental fields required.
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When people like me raised questions about Barack Obama's history, relationships and qualifications, we were dismissed.
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Everything from qualifications to interests and leadership abilities needed to be taken into account, he added.
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He's found it easy to find both recent graduates and immigrants with the right STEM qualifications.
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In addition to physical qualifications, Delta Force operators must be psychologically fit to conduct grueling operations.
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What are the qualifications or, more critically, the qualities we should look for in a nominee?
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Democratic senators have raised questions about the qualifications and potential conflicts of interest for several appointees.
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Invest in yourself Sometimes, investing in yourself through personal development or improved qualifications is really worthwhile.
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But his qualifications, and even to an extent his personal beliefs, are almost beside the point.
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When I went inside, I didn't have maths or English qualifications, and now I've got both.
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Employment decisions at the Lieber Institute for Brain Development are based on merit, qualifications, and abilities.
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In the coming days, I will be reviewing the record and qualifications of the president's nominee.
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" The museum stood by its choice, calling Dr. Windmuller-Luna an "extraordinary candidate with stellar qualifications.
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The answer is simple: They have no qualifications other than being family members of Donald Trump.
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While it tended to get positive reviews, the complaints and qualifications about the exhibition are revealing.
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Inside there was a mysterious message: "This Federal Agency" had expressed "tentative interest" in my qualifications.
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" Nick Stevens defended Chelsea's political qualifications like this: "Hillary is Queen, Bae, Beyoncé—you get it.
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Staff members wear white medical coats and have qualifications as doctors, nurses and other medical professionals.
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This is how I've gotten a lot of random jobs for which I had zero qualifications.
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Rather than belabor his qualifications, he just injects country attitude into his songs about other things.
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That distinguishes him from many other Trump picks with their more modest qualifications for their posts.
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But most employees looking to upgrade their skills and qualifications had to go back to school.
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Those who worked with Birx during the Obama and Trump administrations praised her professionalism and qualifications.
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He gave up every weekend, holiday and vacation for four years to earn the right qualifications.
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But an anonymous tip to state investigators challenged one player's grade qualifications, and the team's legitimacy.
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Fewer than one-third of all young Americans meet the qualifications for serving in the military.
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A liberal trade deal, based on mutual recognition of standards and qualifications, will bolster both economies.
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To whittle down the confusion, individuals should focus on a couple of key qualifications, he said.
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These critics said there were women who had more technical qualifications to speak at the conference.
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It is clear that he lacks the judgment and qualifications to serve on the Ninth Circuit.
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Loan servicers also did not communicate the qualifications for the PSLF adequately, according to the report.
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" Minimum qualifications include at least five years' experience in garlic bread consumption and "working taste buds.
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Third Point also called a number of the descendant board members' qualifications and judgment into question.
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The bill would offer targeted tax credits for people who meet certain qualifications to buy healthcare.
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Qualifications:• 1 year of experience in the legislative process and/or public interest work or advocacy.
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They will say that the Democratic National Committee's debate qualifications rules are too random, too high.
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And why would the FAA allow Boeing to check off safety qualifications for its own planes?
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Yet, conservatives and business groups cheered Judge Gorsuch, calling his record distinguished and his qualifications unparalleled.
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The Massachusetts senators introduced the nominee, praised her excellent qualifications and urged Bernstein's expeditious Senate confirmation.
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii questioned his qualifications to be commander in chief, and African American Sens.
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Qualifications• At least 8 years of experience in environmental advocacy, with demonstrated leadership, creativity, and accomplishment.
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Every celebrity seeking office, especially those with show-business backgrounds, has confronted the question of qualifications.
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Or is she asking you to tell her about where you've worked, your skills and qualifications?
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Even if you meet the basic qualifications and check all the boxes, likeability still trumps all.
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The lender added that it had suspended relevant traders' qualifications based on the central bank's requirements.
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There are also dozens of messages urging women to apply for jobs even if unsure of their qualifications (reminding me of the oft-quoted statistic that men apply for a job when they meet 60% of the qualifications, but women apply only if they meet 100%).
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Maybe. Kosinski and Wang's work is not invalid, but its results need serious qualifications and further testing.
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The interview process examines a candidate's behavioral skills, judgment and character in addition to their professional qualifications.
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His qualifications are impeccable -- and exactly what you would expect to see for a Supreme Court nominee.
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However, if a member does not meet the qualifications necessary to be considered active, they cannot vote.
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However, there's no evidence that Kulin's departure has anything to do with a failure to meet qualifications.
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Ogita, head of the daycare chain, knows only one foreigner who has obtained the necessary childcare qualifications.
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Job listings at companies that are not Ball Aerospace now list "experience with Cosmos" in their qualifications.
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The Kavanaugh nomination is not a question of his qualifications; it is a question of his values.
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The first astronauts In the beginning, NASA didn't know what the qualifications for an astronaut should be.
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"I realized that many of these trainers had no qualifications besides being trained by Tony," Spendley said.
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It will also encourage the mutual recognition of UK and U.S. professional qualifications, by strengthening regulatory cooperation.
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Given Nason's treatment, others with the right qualifications may also think twice about joining the new regime.
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The relative scarcity of funding for postgraduate study means postgrad qualifications are more open to wealthy students.
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Just 7 of the remaining 12 met the network's more stringent polling qualifications for the primetime event.
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They said consumer sentiment could be influenced by rising interest rates and new rules around mortgage qualifications.
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Manufacturers have continued a long-standing trend of employing relatively fewer workers with low or no qualifications.
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As the non-profit sector becomes more professional, young people are keener on qualifications tailored for it.
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Ms Le Pen's vote correlates closely with measures of social distress, notably joblessness and lack of qualifications.
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Qualifications for registration: You must be a US citizen, 18 on Election Day and living in Utah.
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Qualifications for registration: You must be a US citizen, living in Wisconsin and 18 by Election Day.
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Qualifications for registration: You must be a US citizen living in Wyoming and 18 by Election Day.
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Trump has placed his business record at the forefront of his list of qualifications for the presidency.
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And he cites his extensive experience traveling through time as one of his strongest qualifications for office.
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He dropped out of school without any qualifications before returning to higher education as a mature student.
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Just seven of the remaining 12 met the network's more stringent polling qualifications for the primetime event.
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Currently, roughly 5,000 restaurants fit the qualifications, and McDonald's plans to transform almost all restaurants by 2020.
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Women worry about upending their families, about their appearance being picked apart, about their qualifications being questioned.
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"Companies still use basic criteria — qualifications, grades, University — and screen people out of the process," he said.
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Both the platform and its anchors must have proper qualifications and be morally upstanding, the notice said.
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Indeed, changes to food stamp qualifications are far from the only thing weighing on low-income consumers.
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As a condition of their latest loans, Greece's creditors demanded a review of bank board members' qualifications.
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This could be because they are bored but also because they have the qualifications to actually leave.
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You would make the most of the opportunity, introducing yourself and sharing your top qualifications and accomplishments.
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Bee called Gorka "Jean-Claude Van Dumb" and scrutinized his questionable qualifications for the job of counterterrorism.
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Draw the reader's attention to your qualifications and highlight other strengths that make you worthy of consideration.
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It turns out many Indian contractors have engineering degrees and are hired based on their academic qualifications.
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To this day, we have yet to get in contact with someone with authority over debate qualifications.
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Earl Spencer put little stock in women's education, so Diana left school at age 16 without qualifications.
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But a number of world-renowned education institutions have noted a lack in qualifications for the industry.
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The women are invited on stage to collect their qualifications and th crowd applauds for each one.
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Law enforcement are required to issue a concealed handgun permit to anyone who meets the basic qualifications.
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Also, many countries do not recognise foreign qualifications, as Ms Talacko found, so migrants often become entrepreneurs.
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Heitkamp and Donnelly met with Trump last night and said they'd consider the qualifications of his nominee.
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Jackson already faced serious questions about his qualifications to lead the VA, a sprawling and troubled agency.
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It is an attempt to put fitness and qualifications before what is called 'claims' and 'political services.
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Democrats have complained about the lack of diversity, level of qualifications and conservative ideology among Trump's choices.
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The truth is we were just able to squeeze past the underwriting qualifications to get a mortgage.
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Unlike most women, Pelosi talks up her qualifications, because she knows other women and watching and listening.
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YouTube announced Thursday that it was overhauling the qualifications for creators to get verified on the platform.
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" Is there any doubt the book takes a position on Trump's "character, qualifications, or fitness for office?
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Women, for instance, get paid 2% less than men working the same position, with the same qualifications.
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How you fit in culturally at an organization is just as important as your experience and qualifications.
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How does their nomination contribute to diversity of thought, experience, and qualifications in Trump's national security Cabinet?
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He touted the Democratic front-runner's qualifications over Trump, and commended her for her position on Israel.
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Sanders later walked back his comments about Clinton's qualifications, but Trump has repeatedly used them against her.
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Nature and Science's websites, for example, provide qualifications about when and how data should be made public.
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" And on the Senate floor earlier Thursday, McConnell said Wheeler's qualifications for the job are "beyond question.
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"They have all the qualifications," said Somsak Kanakam, chief officer of Mae Sai district in Chiang Rai.
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Those with the right qualifications could be working in everything from "decision support analysis" to "online chaperones".
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We get a more experienced driver from our qualifications and also we are a no-margin fleet.
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YouTube announced Thursday that it was overhauling the qualifications for creators to get verified on the platform.
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Judge Kavanaugh has impeccable credentials, unsurpassed qualifications and a proven commitment to equal justice under the law.
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Maybe he just lacked the appropriate qualifications (none of us ever learned what the job was, anyway).
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Mr. Cain faced accusations of sexual harassment and criticism of his qualifications for becoming a Fed governor.
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But he was deemed eligible for military service in 1966, after the Selective Service lowered its qualifications.
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Numerous people told Ms. Farias that she was too young to run, or otherwise lacked the qualifications.
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"His background, experience and qualifications make him an imminently understandable choice," Toomin said while announcing his decision.
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Democrats fought the nomination of the former staff member, Brian A. Benczkowski, raising questions about his qualifications.
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These topics are as important to address in the interview as a prospective hire's experience and qualifications.
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In recent years we have commonly described this treatment as torture, without resorting to euphemisms or qualifications.
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Informed candidates are defined as well-researched, engaged and have the right qualifications, according to the survey.
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This should be germane to Secretary Rice's qualifications to write about the promotion of freedom and democracy.
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People may not work because they lack educational qualifications and transportation to surrounding towns with more employment.
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That I did not possess the requisite certification did not mean that I lacked the requisite qualifications.
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Amazon also wants traffic congestion figures, lists of universities and statistics on the qualifications of local workers.
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Other than qualifications, policies, and debating abilities, what makes a presidential hopeful stand apart from the crowd?
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Reaffirm your interest, passion and qualifications from earlier in the letter, but don't make it sound redundant.
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He encouraged the Democratic National Convention (DNC) to make the qualifications to reach the debate stage stricter.
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In the long run, exaggerating or lying about your experience or qualifications just doesn't seem to pay.
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The Pennsylvania senators introduced the nominees, lauded the jurists' superb qualifications and called for swift Senate confirmation.
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Even some Republicans have questioned the qualifications of certain nominees Trump has put forward for federal posts.
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After the vice president landed, he spoke to Trump and reassured him of Lerner's qualifications, Axios reported.
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"This is a labor market that rewards those who have unique skills, talents or qualifications," he explains.
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That's when I found Whitehat, a company set up to help people gain apprenticeship qualifications through work.
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You possess enormous qualifications and experience for the presidency, which is why I support you so strongly.
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Rated requirements:Candidates who meet the Language, Education and Experience requirements will be assessed on the following qualifications.
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" But, on Friday, Andrea L. Taylor, the institute's president and chief executive, reaffirmed Professor Davis's qualifications. "Dr.
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The program would include a point system based on qualifications like education level, military service and employment.
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They grew discouraged seeing men with no better or even lesser qualifications get superior opportunities and treatment.
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Before you quit your current job to defend planet Earth, the qualifications for this position are pretty intense.
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Potential jurors are being asked to leave the courtroom if prosecutors or Roof state concerns about their qualifications.
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Republican lawmakers vowed they would eventually meet to review the cabinet members' qualifications and potential conflicts of interests.
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The nominee studied at Columbia, Harvard and Oxford Universities and President Trump says his qualifications are beyond dispute.
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Previous reviews have focused on toughening qualifications for advisors and curbing commissions that create a conflict of interest.
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Despite concerns about Jackson's qualifications for leading the VA, Shulkin said only Congress can make the final decision.
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"Given her qualifications and her background, we couldn't be more lucky to recommend someone so qualified," he said.
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It would offer respected, cheap qualifications to students lacking the exam results or freedom to attend other universities.
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"You are contributing to their personal marketing campaign about their skills and qualifications for an employer," said Augustine.
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Interviewers were more interested in hearing the story of how she ended up in prison than her qualifications.
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The details: Stevens, 98, had previously said Kavanaugh "had the qualifications" to sit on the country's highest court.
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Despite his qualifications, however, Kavanaugh — and his nomination process — have been marred by multiple allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Anyone can submit a nomination for someone in their life who fits the qualifications and deserves a vacation.
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She plans on taking a qualifications exam that assesses knowledge of the securities industry in the coming months.
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The situation isn't helped by tourist companies that run unauthorized tours, often led by guides with uncertain qualifications.
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Biles was competing in the qualifications for the team competition and the individual all-around finals on Saturday.
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The CEO candidate must complete a 17-page document detailing their work history, qualifications, finances and business dealings.
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Labor markets, in particular, need measures to increase the supply and professional qualifications for a more productive manpower.
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"Proficiency in Japanese is mandatory," lists the job qualifications, and we're presuming that doesn't just include hearing comprehension.
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If more than 20 candidates meet the 65,000 donation qualification, they may have polling qualifications to meet later.
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On Wednesday, CNN's Sanjay Gupta noted that Trump's physician, Harold Bornstein, who signed the letter, has "questionable" qualifications.
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, also pointed to the ABA's grading as evidence of Kavanaugh's qualifications on Thursday.
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Clinton continued that attack line on Monday in Ohio, questioning the businessman's qualifications to be commander-in-chief.
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As Republican leaders press on about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's qualifications as a judge, Alaska Republican Sen.
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Qualifications for registration: Must be a resident of American Samoa and 14 by the time of the election.
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Qualifications for registration: You need to be a US citizen, living in Montana and 18 by Election Day.
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When being even a junior senator with several terms under your belt meant intense scrutiny over your qualifications.
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Graduates may not have enough information about job opportunities to find a job that fits their academic qualifications.
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Yes, the Caped Crusader has no powers and has more weaknesses than strengths according to the students' qualifications.
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Laemmle and his son Walter tried to convince authorities of their professional qualifications and commitment to German culture.
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It is what light the subject of his studies can throw on his qualifications to be prime minister.
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Homage actively recruits and vets caregivers, who must hold relevant qualifications to even be considered for the platform.
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Trump has presented a varied and sometimes contradictory set of qualifications, creating confusion and drama in equal parts.
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With conventional qualifications and views, they could serve as a relief for party insiders worn out by Trump.
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And most states, in turn, lowered their voting qualifications for this one election—choosing delegates to the conventions.
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All of these are subjective costs depending on a particular driver's location, qualifications, hours worked, and driving style.
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It also said her qualifications as a whistleblower was an issue of fact to be resolved at trial.
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Since 13, the Ministry of Labor has welcomed a small number of foreigners with high skills and qualifications.
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Forsbrey has accreditation from the International Mermaid Swimming Instructors Association, and a range of swimming and diving qualifications.
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He's taking something from the public—the land—without meeting the necessary qualifications—in this case, the fees.
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The Massachusetts senators introduced her at the session, praised Bernstein's strong qualifications, and called for prompt Senate confirmation.
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Democrats seized on the disclosures, made late on Wednesday, to question Mnuchin's qualifications to revamp the tax code.
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For Chesterfield's professional women, qualifications are a form of battle-armour as they navigate the world of work.
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It means creating career opportunities for people with different backgrounds and qualifications—including people without four-year degrees.
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The confirmation process "is being used for something other than ensuring the qualifications of the nominees", he said.
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It wants candidates with degrees in computer science or chartered financial analyst (CFA) qualifications, according to job advertisements.
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The share of labour force with qualifications is below average, leading to a strong requirement for vocational training.
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Britain's Muslims tend to have the highest unemployment, worst health and fewest educational qualifications of any faith community.
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The country could also do a better job of recognising the qualifications of skilled refugees, such as doctors.
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Language hurdles can be difficult to surmount; qualifications earned in one country may not be recognised in another.
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But women have a far lower opinion of cybersecurity as a career path and their own cybersecurity qualifications.
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"For me it was difficult," said Ms. Molina, whose qualifications as a lawyer were not transferable in America.
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"When the rumors began, my qualifications and character were attacked," Mr. Wright said on his blog on Thursday.
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My confidence in these decisions was laid in a foundation of trust in my leadership's integrity and qualifications.
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Qualifications • A commitment to using strategic communications to advance food and agriculture policy and practices for IDFA's members.
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I always welcome the chance to question your knowledge and qualifications as an expert on the technology industry.
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"I am not questioning the qualifications of either Twin Metals or its parent company Antofagasta PLC," he wrote.
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Explain how you are a good fit for the role by summarizing your qualifications based on their requirements.
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"Designated Survivor" is about a man with no obvious qualifications who suddenly becomes president of the United States.
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Patrick Murphy's campaign is furiously pushing back against a damaging report that claims he wildly overstated his qualifications.
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Socially conscious investors are pouring capital into funds, though there is no one consistent standard for ESG qualifications.
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QUALIFICATIONS/CAPABILITIES: The following are provided as essential elements in order to be considered for this contract: 1.
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Skilled instructors were hard to recruit and retain, particularly in light of their qualifications for private-sector work.
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The lawsuits both argue that the California law violates the First Amendment and qualifications clause in the Constitution.
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Some landlords try to set qualifications that disqualify a person from renting, such as not having enough income.
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Like a good feminist, I was gender-blind when I considered the qualifications of the major-party candidates.
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The top-eight-ranking gymnasts for each apparatus in the qualifications will move on to the event finals.
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Even in the European Union's single market, licences and local qualifications protect some professions from cross-border competition.
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Her campaign has signaled that it intends to make the question of qualifications central in the coming weeks.
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And with only a ninth-grade education, she doesn't have the qualifications for a sit-down office job.
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Some refugees do not have the right experience, while others cannot get their professional qualifications or degrees recognized.
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Ms. Manzano doles out hugs to longtime co-workers and handshakes to new ones curious about her qualifications.
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Clearly, a consistent conservative political leaning — not simply top judicial qualifications — has been the determining factor for Trump.
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Nurses create a profile in its system that includes their experience, qualifications, and where they want to work.
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Some judicial nominees have been rejected over their lack of qualifications or racially charged statements in the past.
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What qualifications did any of these four have that demanded such authority in how this country is governed?
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Amazingly enough, "birther" questions about Ted Cruz's qualifications for the presidency have suddenly become mainstream in the GOP.
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Because of the particular nature of the crimes, Saad says finding someone with the necessary qualifications was challenging.
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But failing those qualifications, please just save yourself the humiliation and heartbreak that will haunt you for years.
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In its updated memo, the D.N.C. made clear that the candidates who meet both qualifications will qualify first.
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They omitted all property qualifications for leading federal positions, unlike almost every state constitution then on the books.
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Political analysts want to see if Stephen Moore, another potential nominee whose qualifications are in question, will follow.
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Ms. Stabenow said it was especially important to do so by emphasizing their job qualifications, not their gender.
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The decree also lowers the qualifications for judges appointed to the government's administrative courts, which regulate government departments.
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None of these complexities or qualifications entered into the reams of analysis obsessively parsing the Sanders-Warren dustup.
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E.P.A. officials pointed to Mr. Wright's expertise in environmental law and his tenure at Dow as valuable qualifications.
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"Some of those exact qualifications ended up in the RFP, word for word," Mr. Zhou told the jury.
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"All of us had questions before any of these recent allegations just on experience and qualifications," Flake said.
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There's a long list of qualifications, including whether they are capable of taking over the country if necessary.
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There are a lot of really smart people, so beyond their qualifications, I look for hunger and passion.
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The New Jersey senators introduced Neals at the session, lauded his fine qualifications and urged rapid Senate confirmation.
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DeVos on Tuesday defended her record and career, after some Democratic lawmakers questioned her qualifications for the position.
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But an even more important factor was the powerful bias in favor of state control over voting qualifications.
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It's not that my postings on Indeed, LinkedIn and other career sites weren't explicit in outlining desired qualifications.
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Put simply: Bank employees treated white customers better than black and Hispanic customers with similar or better qualifications.
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" She continued after: "I think it's important to remember this vote is about Judge Kavanaugh and his qualifications.
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The crews of both ships failed to fulfill key training qualifications ahead of the incidents, records show. 4.
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Democratic opposition to Pompeo clearly has nothing to do with his with his qualifications, views, or track record.
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Three other candidates have a good chance of meeting those qualifications before the December 12 deadline: Hawaii Rep.
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Given that Ebo is currently raising funds on Kickstarter, our usual qualifications and warnings apply for crowdfunded projects.
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Trump's character will be on the ballot, as will the qualifications and qualities of the eventual Democratic nominee.
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It may turn out they're filling positions that match your qualifications, or, it may turn out they're not.
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In terms of qualifications, Mr. Perry, a former governor of Texas, doesn't come close to his immediate predecessors.
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Steve Mnuchin's career in the financial world was often cited as among his qualifications for secretary of Treasury.
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The California senators introduced him at the session, praised Young's strong qualifications, and called for prompt Senate confirmation.
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While foreign qualifications may be accepted, they usually have to be approved by boards or chambers of commerce.
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Mr. Wang and others began hearing stories of frustrated parents whose children were denied admission despite strong qualifications.
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The fight over the qualifications for the next few Democratic primary debates exploded into public view last week.
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It's interesting ... listen to what Milian says are qualifications for a girl when it comes to hooking up.
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Which is all to say that passing the amorphous, ill-defined "qualifications" bar doesn't win you the presidency.
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