Sentence examples for in terms of qualifying from inspiring English sources

You can see why they're there or thereabouts every major championship in terms of qualifying.

"We'll have to sit down with the selectors and go through what the options are in terms of qualifying".

"I'm pretty happy with that swim, so it's job done in terms of qualifying for the Commonwealths," he said.

Another former England striker to voice his disapproval was Michael Owen, who said: "In terms of qualifying for the World Cup, tonight's result was very good.

Strachan was installed as Levein's successor last week and said the side would "give it a go" in terms of qualifying for the 2014 World Cup.

"All our top players need to be playing for us to have any chance of doing anything, in terms of qualifying or winning games," added Rodgers.

It can serve as a sample for future VJCS issues in terms of qualify and standard.

Mr. Alvarez on how Canada and the United States are doing things differently than Britain: "As governments, we're setting strategy, standards and outcomes in terms of what qualifies as the meaningful use of electronic health records.

But those statutes vary widely in terms of who qualifies and what is offered.

MEDIX has a user group of 12,000 doctors, with 4,700 GPs registered from a wide demographic base and with a wide distribution in terms of decade qualified.

The relative difference is even higher in terms of CEmOC qualified staff, although comparisons across districts is difficult, given the presence of secondary referral hospitals in the urban districts.