Sentence examples for its qualification from inspiring English sources

It is not completely clear what "the principle [principium]" at stake is, but given its qualification as "known through itself and in itself," it may refer to God and indicate Spinoza's understanding of Descartes' rather nuanced view according to which God does not need a cause in order to exist, but there is a reason why God does not need a cause (AT VII: 164 65. Cf. Carraud (2002), Ch. 2).

France had spent the night before celebrating its qualification to the World Cup's quarter finals, when it woke up to the news that its former president, Nicolas Sarkozy, had been taken into police custody in a police station in northern Paris and now faces criminal charges.

But this has its qualification.

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

Tottenham and City will play Tuesday in one of their three remaining matches, and a victory for City would ensure its qualification for Europe's top competition next season.

If European soccer's governing body is deliberately angling its qualification process in favor of eliminating the underdog story for good, it has failed for another year.

"It lied about its qualifications to perform the jobs it was hired to do, and overstated the participation of minority businesses," he said.

After an internal review it says it is "certain" the standard of its qualifications are on a par with those of other boards.

In calculating the measure, analysts face the problems described above (e.g., discounting, uncertainty), but the resulting information, partial as it is and with all its qualifications, is useful in deciding where to allocate scarce resources.

A "director" is not inherently gender-linked in its qualifications.

For all its qualifications, the meeting symbolized a new, if still uncertain, era.