Sentence examples for became a qualification for from inspiring English sources

M.B.A.'s are relatively new to Australia and became a qualification for running a company only in the last few decades.

Being a Wasilla Walmart Mom had become a qualification for high office — for some, the main one.

"I just find it passing strange that perjury or lying to Congress can become a qualification for public office," Mr. White said.

Relatively humble origins had nevertheless become a necessary qualification for leading the Tory party: he was succeeded by Margaret Thatcher, John Major, William Hague, Iain Duncan Smith and Michael Howard, none of whom had been born with a silver spoon in his or her mouth.

Degrees became a transactional process about exchanging a qualification for money.

With Germany leading the USA at the time, qualification suddenly became a realistic possibility for Ghana and they came agonisingly close to securing the win they needed when Majeed Waris flicked a header just wide from Gyan's cross.

But the Palin candidacy, and her qualifications for high office, became a flashpoint for dueling versions of conservatism.

Since when are religious beliefs a qualification for the Supreme Court?

Experience gained abroad has become a key qualification in the increasingly international job market, especially for leadership positions.

The scene was now set for an English-Danish tussle, as Group Three qualification became a two-way fight between the teams.

Banners and chants calling for his removal became more and more common at Northern Ireland games as European Championship qualification became a pipe dream.