Sentence examples for effectively qualified for from inspiring English sources

Ukraine will need to formally select Olga to compete but she has effectively qualified for the London Games.

It was suggested, not in jest, after this 2-0 win that England have effectively qualified for France with nine games still to play after negotiating what was regarded as the most dangerous game in a favourable group that also contains San Marino, Estonia, Lithuania and Slovenia.

It took them four consecutive play-off attempts to get promotion, they were 2-1 on to be relegated at the start of the season, but Ipswich have delighted in proving that you do not have to be a giant of the game to produce a successful side and this victory against Coventry City not only kept them in third place in the league but also effectively qualified them for the Uefa Cup.

In Zimbabwe, fees existed at independence, but the exemption system effectively qualified most families for free health care until the mid-1990s when similar pressures emerged and user fees increased and became more widely applied.

The emergence of newly monied Manchester City had made the idea of cost-effectively qualifying for the Champions League a pipe dream.

The newer standard was enshrined in the country's 2010 constitution, and a 2013 Constitutional Court ruling applied the standard retroactively, leaving thousands of people who'd once qualified for citizenship effectively stateless -- including an estimated 60,000 children.

Under that classification, he was qualified for military service only in case of extreme national emergency, meaning that he effectively moved to the very back of the line.

Some qualified for citizenship.

With the exception of sponsors and investors, who never qualified for the abatement and had to reach into their pockets to pay for the assessment outright, the accounting procedure effectively created a wash for most co-op owners.

We have qualified for the Champions League.

She qualified for tomorrow's semifinals.