Sentence examples for emotional qualification from inspiring English sources

They fought back in World Cup qualifying, but were denied an emotional qualification when they lost to Morocco in their final game.

The Judiciary Committee's vote on Judge Pickering, 64, came after weeks of emotional debate about his qualifications.

In the emotional moments just after securing qualification against Jamaica, Pinto fought back tears as he said: "I've fought my whole life to get to a World Cup, and now I've achieved it.

Timothy Loehmann, the officer who fatally shot the 12-year-old boy in 2014 will be terminated for providing false information on his job application and omitting information about an "emotional breakdown" during a state qualification course, the Cleveland Police Department announced Tuesday.

The report adds: "The strongest factor predicting a happy adult life is not children's qualifications but their emotional health.

First is the individual human capital of rigorous training and qualifications, as well as high emotional intelligence and proven success in working with young people.

Many agencies have this qualification to avoid unexpected physical and emotional reactions.

If we are so indifferent to their emotional health, why give a toss about their qualifications?

Having a personal connection to a tragedy is a special qualification — and a kind of mandate — but emotional investment can also be blinding.

And he is confident that, despite the challenges they have faced and the possible emotional turmoil of appearing on the continental stage after such an epic qualification, the squad is prepared - mentally and physically - for the Nations Cup.

Where what mattered to hiring departments were your experiences, intellect and emotional intelligence, rather than the dubious proxy for all of those that is the MBA qualification.