Sentence examples for has its qualification from inspiring English sources

But this has its qualification.

Scotland has its own qualifications systems.

England, Wales and Northern Ireland have hitherto shared a common system of A-levels and GCSEs, while Scotland has its own qualifications for teenagers.

Each region has its own qualifications to enter the re-release program.

The "up to" has its own fine-print qualifications, and the value of the buyback drops steeply over time.

Additionally some breeds are better with kids than other, some are better with kids of certain ages, and, in the end, every individual dog has its own list of qualifications that should be carefully.

But he also wants to see a change in the Paralympic qualification process, which currently combines results from road and track events, rather than each discipline having its own qualification process.

Portraying the intersection of cultures has its own dangers: hypersensitivity, endless qualification and overly tentative exploration.

BBC presenter Graham Bell, who competed for Great Britain at five Winter Olympics, understands the logic of someone of Mae's standard being able to compete but believes the BOA is right to have its own stringent qualification rules.

Its national Olympic committee has modified its qualification rules over the years.

AQA has insisted its qualification is rigorous, provides a high value assessment and promotes good teaching and learning.