Sentence examples for have some qualifications from inspiring English sources
True, the terms have some qualifications, but as shown in the prior decision the qualifications are rather illusory and do not subtract much from the duty imposed.
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But, as Ruina would learn in that first interview, Lick did have some qualifications for the job.
His predecessor Birthe Rønn Hornbech had similarly stressed that the government "wants you to have some qualifications in order to immigrate on family grounds" (cited in Nielsen, 2010).
The researchers have some qualifications about their own research, the most significant of which is that they were not permitted any closer than 30km to the coast, where higher levels of radioactivity would have been observable.
When I joined the department I had some qualifications, including a first-year Business Education Council Certificate in physical sciences.
He must have some serious qualifications.
I have some other qualifications, too, but those are all listed on the ballot.
"And while I salute the efforts of restaurant chains to improve the skills of their workforce, I would also like history teachers as well as hamburger managers to have some basic qualifications".
