Sentence examples for its qualifications to from inspiring English sources

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

In documents outlining its qualifications to Hawaii's attorney general office, the law firm wrote in November 2002 that "none of the work that we did for Chevron USA is related to the matters, facts or legal issues to be prosecuted here".

The letter also shows the seriousness of the Department of Investigation's questions about Galt, describing the company as having "no significant background in toxic cleanup and deconstruction" and doubting its qualifications "to be a responsible subcontractor for the complexities of the Deutsche Bank project".

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.

The ultimate goal, however, is to extend its qualification to DEMO and fusion power reactors, where irradiation doses >70 dpa and continuous operation are anticipated.

Each region has its own qualifications to enter the re-release program.

It is unable to wait a very long time for AECL to prove its qualifications, but has to make its decision by March 2009 at the latest (Hamilton,2008b; McParland,2008).

Thomson sued and British courts ruled in May that Christie's had been too lax in its catalog description, leaving out qualifications to its classification of the urns as being "Louis XV".

The older theory had no probabilistic qualifications to its laws.

The reason that the College encouraged some of its graduates seeking specialist qualifications to go to the UK in the early 90s was because once in work the graduates earned a good salary which spared the College the trouble of finding 'full fellowships'.

Students were assumed to be independently motivated enough to do their homework without questioning its value or the teacher's qualifications to assign it.