Sentence examples for first qualifications for from inspiring English sources

They built the House of Wisdom in Baghdad, one of the first universities in the world; they asked scholars of all faiths to translate every text ever written into Arabic; they demanded the first qualifications for doctors, founded the first psychiatric hospitals and invented ophthalmology.

He came close to securing Finland's first qualification for a major tournament, eventually missing out by three points.

Cheering crowds took to the streets of Dakar, the capital of Senegal, on Saturday to celebrate the country's first qualification for the World Cup finals.

It seems bizarre to think Wenger's first qualification for the Champions League with Arsenal, during his first full campaign in England in 1997-98, coincided with Manchester City's relegation to English football's third tier.

"The first qualification for being a good critic will always be an interest in literature for what it is, rather than for the ends which it can be made to serve".

FOUR DEAD IN ECUADOR: Nationwide celebrations following Ecuador's first qualification for the World Cup finals have left 4 people dead and about 70 injured, the Red Cross said yesterday.

His fitness has also been in some doubt ahead of Friday – more Montenegrin subterfuge perhaps: Hodgson is too wise to dismiss such thoughts – though the prospect of a historic first qualification for the final stages of a tournament suggests that wild horses would not drag him away from Wembley.

"The first qualification for being a good critic will always be an interest in literature for what it is, rather than for the ends which it can be made to serve". And he added: "Criticism remains the most miscellaneous, the most ill-defined of occupations". But it was one he chose to lead for the rest of his life.

A win over Scotland would secure Poland's first qualification for a major tournament since Euro 2008 (as opposed to being in the finals as hosts as they were in 2012), so long as the Republic of Ireland don't beat Germany.

He had Rousseau as an admired model, but I think that self-confessor did not come near Stendhal for honest clear-sightedness, which quality is a compensatory gift to a child who has spent years observing, with satirical and unforgiving eyes, the hypocrisies and injustices of grown-ups; who has had, in order to survive, to learn watchfulness, which is the first qualification for a writer.

Only a first qualification for a major championship since the 2002 World Cup will suffice.