Sentence examples for gained qualified from inspiring English sources

According to ATL's analysis of the latest government figures, in 2011 just 62% of teachers who gained qualified teaching status that year were still teaching a year later.

Also on Sunday, Prime Minister Sharon gained qualified backing from his top right-wing rival, Benjamin Netanyahu, for Mr. Sharon's plan for a Gaza withdrawal.

The 25-year-old, who won a bronze at the Commonwealth Games in July, also gained qualifying points for the Rio Olympics with her victory.

"This is a great opportunity for the pros to gain qualifying points so that they can go on the world championship tour," said Mr. Chaney, a representative of the Association of Surfing Professionals of North America in Huntington Beach, Calif.

In this alternative system, long-term capital gains, qualified dividends and Social Security benefits would not be taxed, and only a handful of deductions would be allowed.

The then-value of your stock award will be taxable as ordinary income, but further gains qualify for the 20% capital gains rate if you hold for another year.

A well-run stock fund makes almost all of its taxable distributions in the form of dividends and long-term capital gains qualifying for the 15% federal tax rate.

In Israel, Kav Mashve's mission statement emphasizes that "Employers will gain committed qualified employees and benefit from a diversity of thought and knowledge, Arab college graduates will gain equal opportunities and a chance to realize their potential, and Israeli society will implement principles of civil equality fundamental to a democratic state".

He could gain his qualified teacher status on the job.

Other changes are afoot, Ms. Millar said, as special tax rates on capital gains and qualified dividends are set to expire; capital gains may rise to 20 percent in 2013 from 15 percent, or 10 percent from zero, depending on income level.

* If you do have both regular and tax-deferred retirement savings, put investments that you hope will produce long-term capital gains or qualified dividends into regular accounts.