Sentence examples for crucial qualifications from inspiring English sources

And he held this position although he lacks one of the crucial qualifications of a modern diplomat: he cannot speak English.

I hope that will encourage schools to broaden the careers services they offer, as well as increase standards in crucial qualifications like English and maths.

WASHINGTON — Justice John Paul Stevens, who announced his resignation from the Supreme Court on Friday after 34 years, may be the last justice from a time when ability and independence, rather than perceived ideology, were viewed as the crucial qualifications for a seat on the court.

It has even been maintained that "no serious twentieth-century methodologist" has ever subscribed to the naïve HD view above "without crucial qualifications" (Laudan 1990, 278; also see Laudan and Leplin 1991, 466).

Cohn does have one crucial qualification, however.

But this crucial qualification was not included in the revised dossier, which suggested that Iraq's W.M.D. constituted a regional threat.

But while declaring himself "ready to defend the flag of the common country against the common foe," he added a crucial qualification.

The results at the event give GB crucial qualification points ahead of the 2016 Rio Paralympics.

In remarks before the board's vote, Thomas emphasized his experience in finance as a crucial qualification for the job.

According to the definition of Heckman (1998), wage discrimination corresponds to a situation in which an employer pays a different wage to two otherwise identical individuals but who differ with respect to a characteristic such as gender or race with the crucial qualification that these characteristics have no direct effect on productivity.

Of course, "a little" is a crucial qualification here as all this evidence falls far short from proving the reality of a fully fledged RNA world; nevertheless, in the rest of this article, we proceed with the RNA world as a premise.