Sentence examples for basis of qualifying from inspiring English sources

The race starts with a field of 33 cars, arranged in rows of three on the basis of qualifying time.

The fact that we had a chance of qualifying on the basis of that performance, especially after the Spain debacle, showed the weakness of the current tournament set up.

–Scarcity of qualified sharia scholars.

Grade II listed building protection was approved for the Red House Cold Store building in 2005 by then-Culture Secretary Dame Tessa Jowell, on the basis of new historical evidence qualifying the complex as "the earliest existing example of a purpose-built powered cold store".

It removes a requirement that only carers who provide "a substantial amount of care on a regular basis" qualify, meaning more would be eligible for assistance.

The general positive migratory growth rate is a basis for inflow qualified personnel and other groups of economically active population.

In MM, despite the development of new drug therapies, autoSCT still remains the gold standard treatment in those patients who qualify on the basis of their age and general condition.

This allows you to form the basis of a relationship with suitably qualified and experienced people and when you need to bring new talent into your business, you may already be in touch with them".

In Fichte's view, if the ego is in reality the basis of all experience, then it qualifies as "unconditioned": it is free of empirical taint; it is no longer subject to the limitations of causality emanating from the external world.

"The whole idea that you're going to have equal representation of pro- and anti-climate advocates is a little bit strange," Foster said, adding that questioning the basis of scientific evidence doesn't qualify someone to go toe-to-toe with actual researchers.

On this basis, Moussa could qualify for the second round.