Sentence examples for its qualification as 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).
"The United States has chosen to lose its qualification as a mediator... We will no longer accept that it has a role in the political process from now," he said, according to the Washington Post.
Should this method be able to distinguish between squamous and columnar epithelium, this would have implications on its qualification as a diagnostic tool for early stage metaplasia and Barrett's esophagus.
"Japan is posing a burden to a peaceful resolution to the nuclear problem and lost its qualification as a reliable party for dialogue," North Korea's Foreign Ministry spokesman said, according to the official North Korean news agency K.C.N.A. "We will not tolerate Japan squeezing itself into any form of future negotiations to resolve the nuclear problem," the spokesman said.
The study presented here is an incremental progress of the automated BSI towards its qualification as an imaging biomarker with clinical relevance in mCRPC patients.
"The United States has chosen to lose its qualification as a mediator...
Moreover, given its nearness to Earth, its rich potential as a source of materials and energy, and its qualifications as a laboratory for planetary science and a place to learn how to live and work in space for extended times, the Moon remains a prime location for humankind's first settlements beyond Earth orbit.
The location would put the center outside a designated redevelopment area, throwing its qualifications as a redevelopment project in doubt.
The statesman Henry Wise, of Virginia, articulated this qualification as well as anyone: "Jackson made law," he wrote.
In CSAM, respondents were asked about their highest qualification as well as their highest Australian qualification.
The subtitle of this book should be read as a qualification as much as an elaboration of the title.
