Sentence examples for To qualifications from inspiring English sources
noun
A clause or condition which qualifies something; a modification, a limitation.
- I accept your offer, but with the following qualification.
But it is subject to qualifications.
"It all reflects back to qualifications, training, capabilities".
But ultimately it comes down to qualifications and how the person campaigned.
Anecdotal evidence from teachers at the sharp end confirms that all is not well when it comes to qualifications.
Basic information is made available within hours, while most information relating to qualifications and employment takes just days.
The department has also promised to make no changes to qualifications in the middle of a course.
(In reply to this sort of criticism, Meinwald (1991, 46 75; 2014) and Sayre (1996, 114) argue, though in different ways, that Plato uses the in-relation-to qualifications in a technical, rather than ordinary, sense.
According to Meinwald, Plato meant us to recognize the invalidity of Parmenides' criticisms of the theory of forms by having us focus on the in-relation-to qualifications that are supposed to serve as one of the principles of division that explain the fact that the second part takes the shape of eight separate Deductions.
Some grants, subject to qualification, are available from the British Council.
"There's no way you can drift to qualification.
For Chris Coleman, Bale is the golden ticket to qualification for Euro 2016.
