Sentence examples for as qualification for from inspiring English sources
Carter cited Ventura's broadcast work before his election in 1998 as qualification for the job.
Leaving a Mark in Vermont Like George W. Bush before him, Dr. Dean often points to his experience as a state's chief executive as qualification for the job.
Deliberate avoidance of flesh eating probably first appeared sporadically in ritual connections, either as a temporary purification or as qualification for a priestly function.
Juventus weren't the only ones celebrating their victory – the result also leaving Bayer Leverkusen €2m richer, as qualification for the Champions League triggered a bonus payment to the German club for the transfer of Arturo Vidal.
It will go down as probably the most joyful moment in the chronically divided country of Bosnia-Herzegovina in almost two decades, as qualification for next year's World Cup triggered ecstatic all-night celebrations on the streets of the capital and other cities.
The tournament will also serve as qualification for the Fifa Women's World Cup to be held in Canada from 6 June to 5 July, 2015.
But he later cited his childhood in Detroit and his experience treating patients in the inner city as qualifications for the job.
Skills, education and willingness to invest in New Zealand were introduced as qualifications for migrants regardless of race.And yet, unlike neighbouring Australia, the influx of immigrants has not yet produced a backlash.
Yet how much do Clinton's decades of work on children's rights, health care, and environmental protection count as qualifications for president, compared to Trump's alleged business success, built upon unfettered self-interest and aggression toward any threat?
After months of boasts by Trump about his wealth, celebrity and deal-making as qualifications for the White House, and his dismissive capsule characterizations of climate change as "a hoax" and the Iraq war as "a mistake," Mr. McCain and Mr. Romney, with standing as the previous two Republican presidential nominees, denounced Mr. Trump as unfit for the presidency.
But in a host of ways for example, by refusing to acknowledge their degrees as qualifications for the public sector the state discriminates against such private establishments.Greener grassThe net result is that many youngsters give up hope of getting a decent college education in their homeland and look elsewhere.
