Sentence examples for financial qualifications from inspiring English sources

However, financial qualifications and an MBA can be useful.

"Moreover, N.R.C. did not always adequately verify the new owners' financial qualifications to safely own and operate the plants".

The first federal lease sale will be limited to nine bidders who have met the technical, legal and financial qualifications to build offshore turbine farms.

Borrowers with less than stellar credit scores and other financial qualifications might want to seek out better-established brokers, Mr. Garmaise said.

"We don't believe that they've demonstrated the financial qualifications to take on this dilapidated reactor," said Paul Gunter, speaking for the group.

Real estate agents and lawyers say rejections don't happen often, because brokers generally vet buyers' financial qualifications before submitting an offer and will advise buyers to avoid an application process that is unlikely to go well.

An MBA and/or a financial qualification might help.

In response to a question he said Labour would look at whether those trustees should hold a professional financial qualification.

Senior women in most fields, from human resource departments to art galleries, have some understanding of finance and often a financial qualification.

In his area in Brooklyn, he said, "the question they want answered is simple: 'How much is it safe to expect that our new neighbor will earn and will that cover the costs of living in this building?' Most boards see their mandate as verifying the financial qualification of the buyer to purchase at a specified price, but they do not have the desire to be overly intrusive".

Despite Todd's lowering of Southern Rhodesia's educational and financial voting qualifications in 1957 to enlarge the black electorate, very few of the newly enfranchised blacks registered to vote, partly because the black nationalist movement targeted those who did with arson attacks and petrol bombings.