Sentence examples for helped qualification from inspiring English sources

The unlikely accolade of best children's film at Sweden's Uppsala International Short Film Festival helped qualification for the Oscars.

Keshi has retained majority of the foreign-based stars who helped secure qualification for South Africa 2013.

In addition to this it was announced that both Afghanistan and Ireland will be awarded $500,000 to aid in the scheduling of bilateral series, with the two associate nations currently struggling to climb the official one-day rankings that help determine qualification for the 2019 World Cup in England due to a lack of fixtures.

Results from the events in eight weight categories will ultimately help towards qualification for the 2016 Olympics.

Results from the events in eight weight categories will ultimately help towards qualification for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janiero.

The visitors know that only a victory in Benin will help seal qualification for a ninth appearance in the tournament.

These were later transferred to a computerised database to help verify qualifications for recruitment and workforce planning [ 6].

When she had quietly raised her worries and fears at one of the centre's mother and toddler groups, the project's staff had helped her get qualifications in basic maths and English, and eventually make it on to a childcare course, as well as helping her through a few bad relationships.

The creation of the Open University (OU) in 1969 opened up higher education, and not only for students who had hitherto felt excluded from universities: many progressive governors welcomed the OU into their jails with open arms and hundreds of prisoners found their qualifications helped them steer away from crime.

Shrum thinks that their spat over qualifications helped neither.

We show how a comprehensive solution to the endogenous qualification problem helps simplify the exogenous qualification problem — the problem of reconciling conflicts between predictions about what should be true at particular times and actual observations.