Sentence examples for aim of the qualification from inspiring English sources

The aim of the qualification process is to verify whether the product meets or exceeds reliability and quality requirements of the intended application.

The aim of the new qualification is to close the longstanding and equally long-lamented divide in British education between the academic and vocational.

Riders with the aim of qualification or 'competition, achieving the best possible results' were less likely to complete the ride than riders aiming for 'training'training

Several tests aiming at the qualification of the sensors and system in terms of operation and accuracy have been carried out.

Trapattoni said that he was "living for the aim of qualification" and his team would effectively have one foot in at least the play-offs if they could get even a draw against Bulgaria, who feel that they must go for the win and therefore, Trapattoni hopes, could be vulnerable to the counter-attack.

Zhejiang had a relatively developed medical assistance system that was independent of the qualification of MLS and aimed at covering older people who were really in need of medical assistance.

So when Scotland return to friendly action in March 2014, the manager will continue to fine tune things, with the aim of starting the Euro 2016 qualification campaign in a positive manner.

The aim of the policy changes has been to toughen up qualifications, curb grade inflation and drive up standards.

The aim of the trip was to gain my Introduction to Yachting qualification so I could compete in the Hamilton Island Race Week at the end of August.

First round of the qualification I broke the British record".

The victory was Wales' first of the qualification group.