And Cape Verde have improved immeasurably over the past decade; they are ranked 38th in the world, not quite as good as Wales but better than Scotland, and were denied a play-off for World Cup qualification only after they were penalised for fielding an ineligible player.
Beyond that, they would go on with additional training and examinations for the Singapore qualification only if they wanted to practice in Singapore itself, or saw enhanced value in the Singapore brand.
You can, for example, look at a subset of qualifications only - ones that were offered in schools across the country.
Educational achievement was grouped into whether a woman had a postschool qualification, a school qualification only, or no qualifications.
Now, they face competition for Champions League qualification, and only a major turnaround could bring about a title challenge.
Rejecting the less rigorous standards of his grandfather, Edwards insisted on a public profession of saving faith based on the candidate's religious experiences as a qualification not only for Holy Communion but also for church membership.
Table 4 controls for such covariates, where columns (1) and (5) control for the workforce composition by qualification levels only.
She has name recognition to die for, qualifications for the job that only vice-President Joe Biden among her conceivable rivals comes close to matching, vast financial resources and an army of true believers for whom she answers a historical calling to be America's first female president.
"For too long, children in state maintained schools have been unfairly denied the right to study for qualifications like the IGCSE, which has only served to widen the already vast divide between state and independent schools in this country.
On the phone, he told her he had no plans to return to Morgan Stanley, where he had been disregarded, he said, passed over for men whose only qualifications beyond his were that they could quote from "Star Wars" and recall Yankees scores from the Nixon era.
